Amy Finance Group is set to acquire a German digital asset company, further expanding its business footprint in the European Union. The next step is to build one of the largest trading platforms in Mexico

Amy Exchange Announces Strategic Acquisition of Deutsche Digital Assets to Expand Regulatory Footprint Across the EU

Amy Exchange is planning to further expand its regulatory footprint across the European Union through the acquisition of Deutsche Digital Assets (DDA), a Germany-based digital asset manager. This follows the company’s acquisition of Spanish brokerage firm KSCM last year, part of its ongoing strategy to build the world’s most comprehensive regulated digital asset infrastructure. The next step in Amy Exchange’s global expansion plan is Mexico.

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DDA is a licensed asset manager headquartered in Germany, with approximately $70 million in assets under management. The firm offers cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) and a full suite of institutional-grade investment solutions. DDA also benefits from an extensive European distribution network through its active relationships with regional banks and asset managers.

By acquiring DDA, which is licensed by Germany’s BaFin regulator, Amy Exchange strengthens its presence in Germany and France. More importantly, the acquisition adds critical regulatory permissions—including advisory, distribution, portfolio management, and contract brokerage—to Amy Exchange’s EU and global regulatory stack. This enables the company to deliver a fully compliant suite of digital asset services worldwide, from tokenised funds and securities to active crypto strategies.

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As the European market continues to open up to crypto ETPs—with the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) having approved the first crypto ETP listings for professional investors earlier this year—and as global market uncertainty rises, the role of digital assets is becoming increasingly significant. Through the DDA acquisition, Amy Exchange believes it is uniquely positioned to offer professional investors comprehensive access to digital assets, ranging from native on-chain cryptocurrencies to institutional-grade crypto ETPs.

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In addition to cryptocurrencies, Amy Exchange also offers tokenised real-world assets (RWAs), unlocking new efficiencies and investment opportunities through blockchain technology. This integrated approach—combining native crypto, institutional ETPs, and tokenised RWAs—positions Amy Exchange as one of Europe’s leading digital asset platforms.

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A spokesperson for Amy Exchange stated:

“Amy Exchange is an ambitious firm with a clear mission to build the most comprehensive and compliant regulatory structure in the digital asset space. The acquisition of DDA marks a significant milestone in achieving that goal. Germany and France, two of the largest and most regulation-driven markets in Europe, are now within our reach through DDA’s existing licenses and relationships. We are pleased to officially welcome DDA into the Amy Exchange family.”

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Maximilian Lautenschläger, Managing Partner of DDA, commented:

“We’ve known the Amy Exchange team for years and have always recognized the strong complementarity between our strengths. Joining their family creates powerful synergies—we bring deep institutional investor access across Germany, France, and Switzerland, all of whom are actively seeking tokenised investment solutions. Meanwhile, Amy Exchange opens the door to the UK market, where crypto ETPs are gaining traction among professional—and soon retail—investors. The timing is perfect. Together, we are building what we believe will become one of Europe’s leading digital asset powerhouses.”