Which European brokers and exchanges offer crypto ETPs?

Which brokers offer crypto ETPs in Europe?

Virtune's crypto ETPs are available through brokers including Avanza and Nordnet in Sweden, Nordnet in Finland, Norway and Denmark, comdirect and flatex in Germany, DEGIRO and Interactive Brokers in the Netherlands, and XTB in Poland. Access depends on the product, exchange listing and the broker's offering in the investor's country.

The broker holds the ETP in a securities account. The exchange is the marketplace where the security trades. For example, Virtune Bitcoin Prime ETP gives Bitcoin price exposure without requiring a personal crypto wallet; its product page provides the available broker routes for that security.

Brokers by country

The following brokers provide routes to Virtune products. The list describes access by market, rather than establishing that every broker carries every ETP. Product pages bring together the broker choices for the particular security.

• Sweden: Avanza, Nordnet, Levler, SAVR, Montrose, Strivo, Pareto, Carnegie and DNB.
• Finland: Nordnet's Finnish service.
• Norway: Nordnet's Norwegian service and DNB.
• Denmark: Nordnet's Danish service.
• Germany: comdirect, flatex, finanzen.net zero, Sbroker, Scalable Capital, ING, Smartbroker+, Lynx, Estably, 1822direkt and Targobank.
• Austria: flatex, finanzen.net zero, Scalable Capital, Smartbroker+ and DADAT. DADAT's availability is product-specific.
• The Netherlands: DEGIRO and Interactive Brokers.
• Poland: XTB, Bossa, Alior and ING.

Nordnet and DNB use local country services. An account with one country's service does not establish access on another country's terms. The buying guide explains how to identify the security and read the order page once a broker offers it.

Which exchanges list Virtune's ETPs?

Every current Virtune product is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. The range also has listings on Nasdaq Helsinki, Deutsche Börse Xetra, Euronext Amsterdam, Euronext Paris and the Warsaw Stock Exchange, with no UK venue. The selection differs between those markets.

• Nasdaq Helsinki: individual-asset products include XRP, Chainlink, Avalanche, Staked Ethereum, Staked Solana, Staked Cardano and Hyperliquid. The Coinbase 50, Altcoin and Stablecoin index products are also listed there.
• Xetra: the range includes Bitcoin Prime, XRP, Chainlink, Staked Ethereum, Staked Solana, Stellar, Sui, BNB and Hyperliquid, alongside the Coinbase 50, Altcoin and Stablecoin index products.
• Euronext Amsterdam and Paris: Virtune Staked Solana ETP and Virtune Coinbase 50 Index ETP are listed on both. Virtune Sui ETP is also listed in Paris.
• Warsaw Stock Exchange: Bitcoin Prime, XRP, Chainlink, Staked Ethereum, Staked Solana, Hyperliquid, Coinbase 50 and Altcoin index products are listed there.

These are product listings, not a promise of access through every broker connected to the venue. For example, Virtune Bitcoin Prime ETP is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Xetra and the Warsaw Stock Exchange, while its Bitcoin ETP product page shows the broker choices. It is not listed on Nasdaq Helsinki.

How is the right product found at a broker?

The full product name and ISIN identify the security. An ISIN is an international security identifier; unlike a ticker, it stays the same across listings of that security. Virtune Bitcoin Prime ETP has ISIN SE0027598038. The broker's result then identifies the exchange listing and its trading currency.

A broker may group ETPs under a menu called certificates, trackers or exchange-traded products. The menu label does not change what the investor owns. Virtune's ETPs are non-interest-bearing debt instruments, physically backed by the underlying crypto-assets. For an asset-specific example, the guide to buying Bitcoin through a broker explains Bitcoin Prime's ownership and purchase route.

Why use an ETP through a brokerage account?

The security can sit alongside other listed investments in an account the investor already uses. Virtune arranges custody of the underlying crypto-assets, so the holder does not have to manage private wallet keys or transfers on a blockchain.

For Bitcoin Prime, Bitcoin is held by Coinbase Custody Trust Company LLC as collateral for the ETP. That backing supports Virtune's payment obligation to the holder. The investor trades the security, while the Bitcoin remains within the product's custody arrangement.

Other ETPs add different functions: staking can be managed inside a product, and an index product can combine several crypto-assets in one holding. The underlying assets and product terms determine that exposure. Product fees and broker trading costs still apply; the guide to crypto ETP costs explains the distinction.

Which account can hold the ETP?

In Sweden, Virtune's ETPs can be held in an ISK or kapitalförsäkring where the broker offers that account. Those are Swedish account types, not account options that automatically carry across Europe. An ISK has its own Swedish tax rules; eligibility to hold a product does not determine an investor's personal tax result.

In other markets, the relevant account and product permissions are those offered by the local broker. No exchange listing by itself establishes eligibility for a country's tax-advantaged account.

What if a broker does not show the product?

A search by the full product name or ISIN can distinguish a missing product from an unfamiliar menu label. If the security still does not appear, the broker can answer whether it is available for that account and listing. Availability can change.

The investment carries crypto price risk as well as risks involving the issuer and custody of the backing. The guide to issuer risk and collateral explains what happens if Virtune cannot meet its obligations.