Bit2Me Quietly Expands Beyond Retail Crypto Trading
TLDR
- Bit2Me processed about €1.5 million in seized crypto for law enforcement in 2025.
- B2B services now contribute 27% of the exchange’s total revenue.
- Trading volume reached €5.3 billion, about eight times 2023 levels.
- Bit2Me holds Spain’s MiCA CASP license for crypto services.
- Chainalysis tools support transaction tracing and seized asset liquidation.
Bit2Me is expanding beyond retail crypto trading by working directly with law enforcement agencies and large institutions. The Spanish exchange has processed about 1.5 million euros, or $1.76 million, in confiscated cryptocurrency for agencies including Interpol, Europol, and Spanish police during 2025.
Bit2Me Expands Law Enforcement Services
The exchange helps authorities convert seized digital assets into fiat currency. Bit2Me uses blockchain analytics tools from Chainalysis to trace transactions, monitor funds, and support the liquidation process for confiscated crypto. The company’s work with public agencies forms part of a wider move toward business-to-business services. Bit2Me now serves banks, institutions, and government bodies alongside its retail customer base, giving the exchange several sources of revenue.
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