Nexo Spotlight Q2 2026: Building on Europe, championing Argentina, and more.

Sep 28•3 min read

Welcome back to Spotlight, Nexo's quarterly video series hosted by Neil Steinhardt, Principal of Nexo for the United States. This quarter's edition starts in Europe and travels through Argentina, and the US. 

Watch the full episode, or read on for a summary of everything that shipped.

A new framework for Europe

Nexo's biggest move this quarter was putting its European clients on stronger footing under MiCAR — the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, which sets consistent standards across all EEA member states for how platforms operate, how client assets are held, and what protections are in place for clients.

To support this, Nexo now works with two dedicated, MiFID- and MiCAR-licensed European partners. 

  • DLT Finance, operated by Frankfurt-based DLT Securities GmbH, provides the brokerage infrastructure for digital assets and financial instruments. 
  • Tangany, a Munich-based digital asset custodian, holds EEA client crypto-assets in segregated, institutional-grade custody under EU regulatory standards.

For clients, nothing about the day-to-day changes: accounts, products, and services remain available as always, with the same platform experience layered on top of dedicated European infrastructure. See the full MiCA FAQ .

Funding gets faster across Latin America

Clients in over 200 jurisdictions can already fund their Nexo account in USD, EUR, or GBP through local bank transfers. This quarter, Argentina, Peru, Brazil, and Mexico joined that list, with local-currency top-ups and withdrawals now live in each market. 

Nexo becomes Official Partner of La Selección

Nexo is now the official sponsor of the Argentine National Football Team. It's a natural fit — La Selección's discipline and drive on the pitch mirror the standard Nexo holds itself to as it grows across Argentina and Latin America. 

A card made for Argentina

In tribute to the national team's football legends, Nexo brought a limited-edition design to the Nexo Card in Argentina, built to adapt to local needs.

Clients can pay in pesos at home with no currency conversion, or spend USD at more than 100 million merchants worldwide.

They can also swap between Debit and Credit Mode in a single tap. All this makes the Nexo Card the only crypto credit card of its kind in Argentina.

Clients can borrow against their crypto from 1.9% in Credit Mode, while balances that haven't been spent still earn up to 13% annual interest, paid out daily. There are no monthly, annual, or inactivity fees, plus a monthly allowance of up to $1,000 in ATM withdrawals.

Corporate accounts for U.S. companies

U.S. companies and family offices can now build and manage a digital asset treasury through Nexo's Corporate Accounts. Idle assets can be put to work through tailored yield solutions generating up to 16% annual interest*, and the Nexo Credit Line offers access to funds without selling, from as low as 0.9% per year*. Larger transactions get bespoke OTC solutions, backed by dedicated onboarding and a relationship manager from day one. 

Q3 is shaping up to be just as busy — stay tuned for the next edition of Spotlight.

*Rates are subject to change and may vary by region, loyalty tier, and other applicable factors — always refer to the Nexo app for your applicable rates.

EEA custody, trading, and futures are provided respectively by Tangany and DLT Finance under MiCA and MiFID II.

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