Northern Trust

Posted by Colin Lambert. Last updated: August 11, 2026

Northern Trust says it has entered into an agreement with digital assets data and analytics provider Lukka to expand its service to include access to crypto asset data.

The new capability provides the bank’s clients with data, including transaction history and point-in-time balances with historical views. The firms say the service is designed to address the growing need for reliable, scalable reporting as institutional participation in digital assets accelerates.

The agreement will support connectivity across 100+ blockchains and 400+ centralised and decentralised exchange sources, along with custodians, OTC desks, wallets, and on-chain activity. The firms say this will enable the ingestion of wallet, balance, and transaction data while supporting scaled digital asset reporting through standardised data aggregation and normalisation across a broad ecosystem of blockchain networks and digital asset service providers.

“Clients are seeking a more streamlined and institutional approach to managing and reporting on their digital asset exposures,” says Justin Chapman, group head of strategic partnerships, digital and financial markets at Northern Trust. “This relationship with Lukka allows us to deliver a critical capability, bringing together digital and traditional asset reporting, while continuing to build toward a more comprehensive, interoperable and connected digital asset servicing model.”

Kiet Tran, CEO, Lukka, adds, “Institutions need digital asset data that is complete, normalized, and audit-ready. Lukka’s platform brings together on- and off-chain data across wallets, blockchains, venues, and custodians, helping firms deliver consistent reporting with the controls and transparency expected in traditional finance.”