DALP for Germany
Digital assets built for German regulatory standards.
German financial institutions operate under BaFin supervision with MiCA now directly applicable and the eWpG (Electronic Securities Act) enabling digital securities issuance. DALP delivers the compliance controls, data residency options, and operational infrastructure that regulated issuers and custodians in Germany require to operate digital assets under BaFin oversight.
Platform Fit
What German institutions need vs. how DALP delivers
| What German institutions need | How DALP delivers it |
|---|---|
| MiCA-aligned compliance for crypto-asset issuance and transfer controls under EU regulation | 12 compliance module types cover the transfer restrictions, investor eligibility, and supply controls relevant to MiCA's asset-referenced token and e-money token frameworks. ERC-3643 compliance model with configurable module registry |
| eWpG (Electronic Securities Act) support for digital bond and fund share issuance | Purpose-built bond and fund templates with full lifecycle logic: configurable issuance terms, coupon automation, maturity redemption, and fund share servicing relevant to eWpG digital securities issuance |
| BaFin-supervised custody governance with maker-checker workflows and audit requirements | RBAC/ABAC with maker-checker approval workflows for all sensitive operations. HSM-compatible custody integration (Fireblocks, DFNS), weighted multisig vaults, and formal recovery procedures aligned with BaFin crypto custody requirements |
| German data residency and GDPR compliance for digital asset infrastructure | Kubernetes/Helm deployment supports on-prem, hybrid, and private cloud within Germany. All data including blockchain node data and private keys can remain within German borders, satisfying GDPR and BaFin data governance requirements |
| KYC/AML compliance for EU Anti-Money Laundering requirements under AMLD6 | OnchainID identity registry with invitation-based KYC onboarding, claim lifecycle management, and configurable trusted issuer hierarchy for AML/KYC claim verification aligned with AMLD requirements |
| Stablecoin issuance framework aligned with MiCA e-money token requirements | Stablecoin asset template with configurable issuance controls, transfer restrictions, and reserve attestation hooks. Two-layer compliance model enforces MiCA-relevant rules on every transfer |
| Atomic settlement for institutional bilateral transactions and DvP requirements | XvP/DvP atomic settlement via HTLC hashlock: delivery and payment finalize simultaneously with zero counterparty risk. Relevant for eWpG digital securities settlement |
| Full audit trail and regulatory reporting for BaFin examination | 21 pre-built Grafana dashboards, VictoriaMetrics, Loki, Tempo provide end-to-end audit trails across all platform operations. Full event traceability supports BaFin examination requirements |
| Integration with existing German core banking and custody systems | REST API, GraphQL, event webhooks, and ISO 20022 payment rail connectivity (SWIFT, SEPA, RTGS). DALP integrates with existing institutional systems without requiring a rebuild |
Why Choose DALP
3 Reasons German Institutions Choose DALP
From BaFin-supervised banks to eWpG digital securities issuers and MiCA-regulated stablecoin providers, DALP gives German institutions the controls they need to operate digital assets under German regulatory frameworks.
12 on-chain compliance module types cover the transfer restrictions, investor eligibility, and supply controls relevant to MiCA. Bond and fund templates support eWpG digital securities issuance with full lifecycle logic.
On-premises and private cloud deployment via Kubernetes and Helm. Keep all data within Germany to satisfy GDPR and BaFin data governance requirements. Air-gapped deployment available for maximum data sovereignty.
Maker-checker approval workflows, HSM-compatible custody integration, and RBAC/ABAC access controls match the governance structures required by BaFin for crypto custody and digital securities operations.
Platform Capabilities
DALP capabilities most relevant to German institutions
7 asset templates: bonds and stablecoins most critical for eWpG and MiCA compliance in Germany
Ex-ante compliance enforcement: 12 module types covering MiCA-relevant transfer restrictions and investor eligibility
On-premises deployment within Germany: full GDPR data residency, Kubernetes and Helm packaged
BaFin-aligned custody governance: maker-checker workflows, HSM compatibility, formal recovery procedures
Atomic DvP/XvP settlement: both legs complete together or both revert
ISO 20022 payment rail connectivity: SWIFT, SEPA, RTGS integration for German banking systems
Frequently Asked Questions
DALP provides the technical infrastructure for compliance: 12 configurable on-chain compliance module types cover investor eligibility, transfer restrictions, jurisdiction controls, and supply limits aligned with MiCA frameworks. DALP is a platform provider; regulatory licensing and approval for your specific use case is managed by your legal team and applicable BaFin authorization.
DALP ships purpose-built bond and fund templates with full lifecycle logic including configurable issuance terms, coupon automation, and maturity redemption. These templates are directly applicable to eWpG-compliant digital securities issuance. The specific legal structure of your eWpG securities is a matter for your legal team.
Yes. DALP supports on-premises and private cloud deployment via Kubernetes and Helm, keeping all data within Germany. This satisfies GDPR data residency requirements and BaFin data governance expectations for digital asset infrastructure operated under German law.
DALP's stablecoin template includes configurable issuance controls, transfer restrictions, and reserve attestation hooks relevant to MiCA's e-money token framework. The two-layer compliance model enforces issuer-defined rules on every transfer. MiCA authorization as an issuer is managed by your legal team and home-state national competent authority.
Yes. DALP provides REST API, GraphQL, event webhooks, and ISO 20022 payment rail connectivity including SWIFT, SEPA, and RTGS. German institutions can integrate DALP with existing core banking, custody, and risk systems without requiring a technology rebuild.