Calgary’s Tetra Trust has struck a partnership with Toronto’s 3iQ Digital Asset Management (3iQ) and Coinbase aimed at expanding the exchange-traded product (ETP) ecosystem for digital assets in Canada and generating new interest from the investment community.
Partnership to provide a growing number of investors with simple, safe and secure way to access the full range of 3iQ’s cryptocurrency offerings.
Didier Lavallée is an accomplished financial services executive with experience in the capital markets and custody sectors with companies such as RBC, UBS and Genuity Capital Markets.
Currently, there is a great deal of discussion (and consternation) about the security of digital assets when they are stored with a third party. That is why the issue of how digital assets are stored and managed is and should remain top of mind.
Tetra Trust is pleased to announce the international expansion of the Travel Rule Universal Solution Technology (TRUST), a global, industry-driven solution designed to comply with a requirement known as the Travel Rule while protecting the security and privacy of customers.
Two Alberta-based fintech companies working together with Tetra providing the custodial infrastructure to Accelerate’s digital assets. Agreement includes custody for the new Accelerate NFT Fund, which is Canada’s first Web3 investment vehicle.
Tetra, Canada’s first qualified custodian for digital assets, bolsters its leadership team with addition of Lavallée, formerly of RBC Custody, as Company initiates an accelerated growth phase with plans to increase digital assets under management.
Tetra, Canada’s first qualified custodian for digital assets, is joining forces with Knox to offer Knox’s insured custodial infrastructure to institutional clients. This lays the groundwork for bringing back billions of dollars of digital assets sitting outside Canada.
CPA Jerome Dwight is one of many financial executives watching the crypto regulatory process unfold and betting big on Canada’s future as a cryptocurrency leader.
As an alternative asset class, bitcoin – and cryptocurrencies in general – help democratize the market by breaking the monopoly of legacy institutions over payment systems.
Canada’s only qualified custodian for digital assets announces new partnership with global custody technology leader Ledger Enterprise Solutions.
The CEO of Tetra Trust on how his company is filling a void in the Canadian market.
Tetra Trust Company, Canada’s only regulated financial institution focused on cryptocurrency assets, announced today that Glenn Goucher and Jon Varley have joined their executive leadership team.
Canadian investors curious about trading stock tokens – digital versions of stocks that are based on blockchain technology – must have a high appetite for risk in the current climate of regulatory uncertainty, caution some crypto industry experts.
Mogo today announced a new minority investment in Tetra Trust Company, which launched today as Canada’s first qualified custodian for cryptocurrency assets.
The company was certified by the Alberta government to become the country’s first regulated custodian for crypto assets.
A small Calgary-based fintech startup has been granted regulatory approval by the Alberta government to provide custody services of cryptocurrency for institutional investors, effectively making it the first regulated custodian based in Canada that will store digital assets.
L’institution financière a reçu son certificat d’enregistrement le 5 juillet 2021, devenant le premier dépositaire réglementé canadien pour les crypto-actifs. Tetra Trust a également mené à bien plusieurs cycles de financement sous la houlette d’un groupe d’investisseurs stratégiques, dont Coinbase Ventures, Mogo, Canadian Securities Exchange et Coinsquare, entre autres.
The financial institution received its Certificate of Registration on July 5, 2021, making it the first Canadian regulated custodian for cryptocurrency assets. Tetra Trust also completed multiple financing rounds led by a group of strategic investors which includes Coinbase Ventures, Mogo, Canadian Securities Exchange and Coinsquare, among others.