Bit2Me receives MiCA license – new crypto partner in the EU internal market
- Spain has granted Bit2Me the MiCA license. This makes the crypto exchange one of the first companies in the EU to be able to offer all crypto services under the new legal framework.
- This includes custody, trading and issuance of crypto assets and the provision of corresponding infrastructure. It is expected that a number of institutions in the EU will take advantage of the offer.
For Bit2Me The MiCA license is the start of an expansion within the EU, as the license is valid in all member states and no additional national approvals are required.
Many European banks are faced with the task of giving their customers access to digital assets, but do not have the complex technical systems themselves. Bit2Me comes in right here. The company offers integration modules that fit into existing banking systems and map MiCAR-compliant processes.
The MiCA license means that banks that choose Bit2Me as a service provider no longer have to deal with the regulatory details themselves. You can still provide your customers with a MiCAR-compliant offering.
Tether provides liquidity and stability
Bit2Me has been working closely with Tether since 2023, and this connection plays a central role in the attractiveness of the offering. Tether provides liquidity, technical infrastructure and compliance resources that make Bit2Me usable in the EU.
Banks thereby benefit from stable settlement mechanisms based on USDT and simplify international transactions. At the same time, Tether is strengthening its presence in a market that is defining clear rules for stablecoins for the first time through MiCAR.
All of this gives Bit2Me an edge over competitors who are still waiting for approvals or have to adapt their systems. This creates a B2B service provider for institutional customers that offers a legally secure and immediately usable infrastructure from a regulatory perspective.
“Instant MiCA infrastructure” for EU institutions
The MiCAR approval for Bit2Me shows how the EU market is being restructured. Providers with a clear compliance structure and institutional focus are gaining in importance, while unregulated providers are sidelined.
Banks, other institutions – and also authorities – receive a “turnkey” infrastructure that makes it possible to plan innovations without legal risks.
This should motivate a number of institutions to get into digital assets and offer their own customers more benefits.
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