Valour

Valour’s Bitcoin (BTC) Zero ETP waives management fees, which serves as a client-acquisition tool. Revenue on that product is likely derived from the spread between the ETP’s creation/redemption mechanics and the underlying spot price, while the broader shelf of over 100 products — including staking-yield ETPs — charges competitive management fees across the remaining assets.

The firm describes its products as regulated exchange-traded products listed on well-established European exchanges. An ETP structure provides a clear, consistent link between the product’s price and the underlying digital asset, and it does not require the end investor to open a dedicated crypto trading account — the position sits inside a conventional brokerage account.

Yes. While BTC and ETH products anchor the lineup, Valour issues single-asset ETPs for Solana, Dogecoin, Hedera, Render, and Sui, alongside a diversified Top 10 Digital Asset Basket (VDAB10). The product range targets both large-cap liquidity and protocol-level bets on specific blockchain ecosystems.

The 1Valour Bitcoin Physical Staking ETP is constructed to track the price of spot Bitcoin while distributing a stated 1.40% yield, achieved without requiring the holder to sell or trade the underlying BTC. The yield is generated through staking or yield-optimization mechanics baked into the ETP’s operational design, though the precise counterparty and validator-set details are not published by the firm.

Valour was established in 2019 and is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It describes its team as a mix of capital-markets veterans and digital-asset specialists. The firm does not publicly name its CEO, CIO, or board on its website, and no principal names are provided in the scraped materials.