Digital asset firm Teroxx opens new headquarters in Nicosia boosting Cyprus’ financial services sector
Digital asset provider Teroxx has established new headquarters in Nicosia, marking a significant expansion in Cyprus that highlights the island’s growing appeal to international financial and technology businesses. Invest Cyprus, the national investment promotion agency, praised the move as a key step in the company’s long-term development within the country.
The new Nicosia offices aim to consolidate Teroxx’s international business activities, innovation, and institutional partnerships. Teroxx founder and CEO Christoph Pliessnig emphasized that Cyprus serves as a strategic European base for serving global clients by integrating private banking standards with digital asset opportunities.
Invest Cyprus CEO Marios Tannousis stated the expansion reflects Cyprus’ advantages including EU membership, strong professional services, and strategic location. The agency plans to continue attracting high-value investments that generate jobs, nurture local talent, and contribute to the island’s evolving technology and financial services ecosystem.
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