Bit2Me crypto exchange has received a license from the Bank of Spain
It is the country’s first fully licensed digital asset platform
21.02.2022 - 07:20
290
1 min
0
What’s new? According to the official Twitter account of the Bit2Me cryptocurrency exchange, the platform has been licensed by the Bank of Spain and can provide clients with services related to trading and storing digital assets. The exchange currently has an audience of more than 100 000 people in Spain.
Bit2Me es el PRIMER EXCHANGE DEL MUNDO reconocido por el @BancoDeEspana. 🙌Un nuevo hito para el sector #cripto que demuestra nuestros avances y los de todo el ecosistema.#Bitcoin es imparable. 🚀Más info: https://t.co/WPMbn9Uqhz pic.twitter.com/bNdb7YDz13— Bit2Me (@bit2me) February 17, 2022
What is known about the regulator’s license? Bit2Me is the first crypto company in Spain to be registered by the local regulator as a provider of services for storing digital wallets and digital currency exchange. According to the published documents, the cryptocurrency exchange is fully compliant with KYC and AML requirements, as well as commercial and financial institution regulations.
Since being licensed, Bit2Me can work with local credit organizations as well as legally serve Spanish users. Currently, their number is around 100 000 out of a total of 500 000 registered clients on the exchange.
Useful material?
Technologies
Network fees will be integrated into the cost of swaps
Nov 22, 2024
Market
The company’s unrealized profits from investing in its first cryptocurrency approached $14 billion
Nov 19, 2024
Incidents
The search, the reason for which was not announced, took place a week after the election, the results of which Polymarket users predicted quite accurately
Nov 14, 2024
Market
Analysts point to the growing popularity of the first cryptocurrency as a safe haven asset
Nov 13, 2024
Market
The product will begin trading on the Swiss Exchange on November 19
Nov 12, 2024
Market
The company’s unrealized profits from investing in the first cryptocurrency approached $13 billion
Nov 12, 2024