Börse Stuttgart Digital and Tradia have completed their merger in Europe

German-based cryptocurrency infrastructure company Boerse Stuttgart Digital and institutional trading firm Tradia have finalized their merger, combining their regulated cryptocurrency businesses in Europe. Having passed the regulatory review for the transfer of ownership, the legal merger is now confirmed, and a unified digital asset infrastructure company with approximately 300 employees has officially launched. The merger plan was first announced in February of this year. At that time, both companies agreed to integrate their businesses to expand regulated cryptocurrency services to banks, brokers, and financial institutions throughout Europe. The merged entity will retain the name Boerse Stuttgart Digital, while the Tradia brand will continue to be used in the trading services sector. The business scope encompasses the entire digital asset infrastructure, including trading, custody, staking, and tokenization. The company will have its headquarters in Frankfurt and Stuttgart, and plans to operate additional locations in Athens, Beirut, Berlin, Dubai, Madrid, Milan, and Ljubljana. On the management side, Christopher Beck, founder of Tradia, and Ulrik Stig Ganschow, CEO of Boerse Stuttgart Digital, will jointly serve as CEOs. The synergy between the two companies is also evident in their client base. Boerse Stuttgart Digital serves major European financial institutions such as DZ Bank, DekaBank, Intesa Sanpaolo (Italy), and Société Générale-Forêt (France). Tradia has conducted trading with companies such as flatexDEGIRO, dwpbank, and European government agencies, providing trading and market-making services for over 150 different cryptocurrencies and digital assets. Specific financial terms, such as transaction amounts, have not been disclosed.