Tangany GmbH

Tangany GmbH is a company specializing in regulated digital asset custody solutions, offering secure and flexible services for clients in the financial sector. Tangany GmbH, founded in 2018, is headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company focuses on providing digital asset custody solutions. Its founding team includes Alexey Utin, Christopher Zapf, and Martin Kreitmair, who currently serves as CEO.

Tangany specializes in regulated digital asset custody solutions, offering a comprehensive suite of services designed for a diverse client base that includes institutions, brokers, corporations, funds, asset managers, and fintechs. Their core product, the Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS), provides maximum security and flexibility for managing digital assets through advanced technologies such as HSM (Hardware Security Module) and MPC (Multi-Party Computation). Tangany's services facilitate real-time transaction execution via automated API access, supporting over 250 cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets, including STOs (Security Token Offerings) and NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens). The company also provides robust crypto accounting tools, customer compliance solutions, and staking services, enabling clients to efficiently track and manage digital assets while adhering to regulatory requirements.

Tangany's products primarily cater to the European market, allowing businesses to navigate the evolving landscape of digital assets with confidence. The company generates revenue through its digital asset custody services, structured around a subscription model that accommodates various client needs. Clients can engage with Tangany's offerings directly or through partnerships, which enables both B2B and direct-to-consumer transactions. The flagship services include the Wallet-as-a-Service and staking solutions, allowing clients to securely manage their digital assets and earn crypto rewards while maintaining compliance with financial regulations.

The company will use the July 2025 funding to accelerate its expansion across the EU under MiCA regulations, enhance its custody infrastructure to meet growing institutional demand and forge deeper collaborations with major banking institutions.