Deloitte Luxembourg has launched its Digital Asset Accelerator Centre (DA2C), reinforcing the country’s position as a European leader in digital asset innovation. The new Centre of Excellence is dedicated to accelerating the institutional adoption of digital assets and distributed ledger technology (DLT) across Europe. Building on Luxembourg’s distinctive legal, regulatory, and market infrastructure strengths, DA2C will support financial institutions, market infrastructures, and fintechs in designing, launching, and scaling digital asset use cases with confidence, including tokenised financial instruments and crypto assets.

Luxembourg has established itself as a leading European hub for digital asset innovation, offering a legal framework that supports security tokens and other digital instruments throughout their full lifecycle. The MiCA regulation and Luxembourg’s Blockchain Laws further reinforce the country’s position as a centre for the issuance, custody, and management of digital assets, attracting major industry players to the region.

“Institutional clients are ready to move from pilots to production but require a safe, regulated, and interoperable path. The DA2C brings together Deloitte’s expertise in strategy, regulation, risk, and technology, alongside Luxembourg’s unique ecosystem, to unlock efficiency, liquidity, and new opportunities in a responsible way,” said Laurent Collet, Partner - Digital Assets and DLT at Deloitte Luxembourg. 

A mission aligned with Europe’s digital future

DA2C’s mission is structured around three pillars:

• Defining and championing a European vision for digital assets and DLT, aligned with the European Commission’s broader digital strategy.

• Serving as an activation hub within the Luxembourg ecosystem by fostering collaboration among market infrastructures, technology providers, service partners, and policymakers to advance this shared vision.

• Supporting stakeholders in the digital transformation of their operations with end-to-end solutions that comply with evolving regulatory frameworks.

“As global financial centres gather speed in their transition towards DLT and digital asset-based models, our ambition is to fast-track our clients’ journey so that they can pivot with confidence, calibrate their risk posture appropriately, and strengthen their competitive edge,” stated Thomas Campione, Director at Deloitte Luxembourg and DA2C initiative leader. 

DA2C will advise, implement, and execute across a comprehensive range of services by combining strategic visioning, regulatory insight, technology sprints, and change management to deliver measurable outcomes. The Centre will also foster industry dialogue, building on platforms such as the Deloitte Digital Assets Conference in March 2026, to develop actionable insights and advance proofs of concept that demystify risk in decision-making and accelerate time to market.