Digital asset exchange to take on 30 staff
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Pictured: Minister of State at the Department of Finance with special responsibility for Financial Services Robert Troy; Denis Curran, Head of Emerging Business in IDA Ireland; Niall Carson CoinJar Europe
Digital asset exchange CoinJar Europe is investing €5 million over the next 24 months to establish its new European hub in Dublin. CoinJar is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland.
The Dublin office will serve as CoinJar’s operational base for the EU, with plans to create 30 highly skilled roles over the next two years. The Irish team will work closely with CoinJar’s established operations in London and Melbourne to deliver secure, compliant and easy-to-use digital asset services to individuals and institutions across Europe.
Niall Carson, CEO of CoinJar Europe, said: “Ireland offers an exceptional blend of talent, connectivity and a clear regulatory pathway. Establishing Dublin as our European hub positions us to serve customers across the EU while building on CoinJar’s decade-plus track record of reliable, compliant digital asset services.”
According to the company 2026 will mark a turning point for cryptocurrencies, as the industry continues to mature into a trusted part of the global financial system. Clearer regulation, stronger infrastructure, and more responsible innovation are driving greater confidence among consumers and institutions alike. What began as a niche technology is increasingly becoming a reliable, accessible, and well-governed financial alternative.
CoinJar was granted a virtual asset service provider registration from the Central Bank of Ireland in November 2024 and a crypto asset service provider (CASP) registration in December 2025
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