Tangany

Tangany GmbH is entered in the Munich commercial register (HRB 246113) and its site cites BaFin licence number 50085612 for crypto custody. Customers are other businesses: brokers, fintechs, corporations and funds that want to offer digital assets without building a custody stack.

The Tangany Suite is described as API-first, cloud-based and fully white-label, so an end customer sees the partner's brand while Tangany holds the assets in the background.

Wallets behind an API

The core custody solution is wallet-as-a-service. Keys are protected with HSM and MPC technology, transactions run through an API around the clock, and the site lists support for more than 250 cryptocurrencies, which it equates to 98 percent of market volume, plus tokenized assets and NFTs.

Compliance modules on top

Beyond storage, Tangany offers crypto accounting that can sync with external bookkeeping systems and a customer compliance service. A partner can onboard end clients to Tangany with automated KYC data exchange, so the same person is not checked twice.

Staking is available for Ethereum, Solana, Cardano and NEAR, with more protocols announced as coming.

MiCAR information hub

The site carries a MiCAR info hub, a legal documents page and transfer-of-funds information for retail customers, which points to a vendor that publishes its regulatory paperwork openly instead of behind a sales call.

Limitations to Consider

Tangany does not publish prices, so cost can only be compared after a sales conversation. The staking list is short at four protocols. It is a business-to-business white-label service, so the end customer does not deal with Tangany directly, and the pages checked do not state the data-centre location or the founding year. It has no on-premises option.

Who Should Use Tangany

Platforms and financial firms in the EU that need a BaFin-licensed custodian under their own brand, and prefer a wallet API over running key infrastructure themselves. For on-premises control see DFNS.