360T Expands Crypto Capabilities with BitPanda
Posted by Colin Lambert. Last updated: February 4, 2026
Deutsche Börse’s 360T is partnering with BitPanda to expand access to crypto trading, with plans to extend the collaboration further into the digital assets space.
Initially, the partnership will see BitPanda’s digital asset services integrated with 360T’s 3DX, its MiCAR-regulated crypto trading platform, however the firms say they are exploring additional areas of cooperation across connectivity, trading workflows, and infrastructure, aligned with evolving regulatory and market requirements.
The firms point to their “complementary technology stacks and services” and stress that the integration is engineered to minimise operational overhead and accelerate time-to-market for financial institutions looking to expand their digital asset capabilities.
While 3DX maintains its role as the MiCAR-regulated trading venue built on familiar technology, Bitpanda provides the infrastructure and capabilities required for retail crypto services. The firms say this modular architecture allows institutional clients to offer comprehensive digital asset services to their end-users while retaining liquidity management through the familiar 360T environment. Each party remains solely responsible for its respective regulated activities.
“Together with Deutsche Börse Group, we are building the infrastructure that will enable the next generation of institutional digital asset adoption,” claims Lukas Enzersdorfer-Konrad, CEO of Bitpanda. “Partnering with 3DX is an important step as we continue to scale our partner solutions.”
Carlo Kölzer, CEO of 360T and global head of FX & digital assets at Deutsche Börse Group, adds, “3DX was built to serve institutional clients with clarity, compliance, and flexibility. By integrating Bitpanda’s services, we are expanding the options available to our clients, particularly those looking to support downstream use cases such as client-facing digital asset offerings, without having to build sophisticated infrastructure themselves.”


