Source: Valour.
  • Valour (DEFI) has signed a marketing partnership with German online brokerage platform, justTRADE
  • justTRADE will retain Valour to provide physically-backed crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) to retail and institutional clients
  • Clients will be able to gain exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum without having to pay order fees or ongoing management fees
  • Valour’s suite of ETPs offers diversified exposure across cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance
  • Valour (DEFI) is up by 3.77 per cent trading at $0.55 per share

Valour (DEFI) has signed a marketing partnership with German online brokerage platform, justTRADE.

justTRADE offers over 500,000 securities and 21 crypto tokens with no trading commissions to retail and institutional clients.

justTRADE will retain Valour to provide physically-backed crypto ETPs to its savings plan program, Sparplan, by year end. Valour will also offer its full range of crypto ETPs including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Enjin and Uniswap on an immediate basis.

The partnership marks justTRADE’s first forray into digital assets.

“This partnership provides an additional avenue for investors to access Valour products in a transparent and safe manner – another milestone in expanding our global roadmap,” said Marco Infuso, Chief Sales Officer at Valour.

“Together with our partner Valour, justTRADE has succeeded in offering investments into Bitcoin and Ethereum for free, meaning zero order fees as well as zero management fees – absolutely unique to the market that our clients have longed for a while – only the standard market spreads of the exchange need to be paid,” added Michael B. Busshaus, Managing Director and Co-Founder of justTRADE.

Valour’s suite of ETPs offers diversified exposure across cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance.

Valour (DEFI) is up by 3.77 per cent trading at $0.55 per share as of 9:33 am EST.


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