Crypto.com has officially partnered with VivoPower International PLC, a sustainable energy group with listings on the Nasdaq, to supply custodial services to its expanding digital asset treasury strategy. The agreement extends to Caret’s digital asset mining business and essentially crafts a more extensive collaboration across the crypto industry.
As per the agreement, Crypto.com Custody will handle VivoPower’s virtual asset holdings. It’s an institutional-grade service designed for safe storage and management, with an end-to-end solution for big organizations and ultra-high net worth clients.
In the case of VivoPower, this means having its intangible assets secured through a reputable, regulated provider as it expands the treasury model.

For the exchange, the agreement highlights its drive to be a top destination for institutions adopting cryptocurrency. Partnering with a company that is active in both sustainable energy and blockchain shows the exchange’s focus on bridging traditional industries with digital finance.
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The collaboration will further enable investors to buy and sell VivoPower shares, which are traded under the symbol VVPR, via the exchange’s broker-dealer platform. This move paves the way for retail and institutional investors in the crypto space to purchase and sell the stock on the same platform they utilize to buy and sell digital currencies.
Such an integration may bring in new investors to VVPR, given that Crypto.com’s worldwide base of users has grown past 150 million. It further provides an integrated experience to investors who wish to own equities and cryptocurrencies without transferring back and forth across multiple sites.
In addition to stock access, Crypto.com users will receive better liquidity in XRP and other prominent cryptocurrencies. The platform is set to provide XRP restaking via Flare as well, a feature related to VivoPower’s blockchain endeavors.
VivoPower has placed XRP at the focal point of plans surrounding virtual currencies. As part of the acquisition of Crypto.com, it gains custody offerings in multiple jurisdictions, releasing potential for further expansion into foreign markets.
Caret’s mining business will also gain from the deal. The extra custodial capability allows mined assets to be stored and dealt with more securely. The combination of asset safety, access to trade, and liquidity supply may provide the two companies with an advantage in a highly competitive industry.
The move signals a larger shift where companies outside the crypto industry are tapping into digital platforms to expand their financial strategies. For Crypto.com, it’s another step toward being a full-service provider for institutions entering the digital asset economy.
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