Bit2Me Expands Services Beyond Retail Trading with Law Enforcement Partnerships

Bit2Me, a Spanish cryptocurrency exchange, is expanding its services beyond retail trading. The company has been working directly with law enforcement agencies and large institutions to process seized cryptocurrencies. According to Bit2Me, it processed approximately €1.5 million in confiscated crypto for agencies including Interpol, Europol, and Spanish police during 2025.

The exchange helps authorities convert seized digital assets into fiat currency using blockchain analytics tools from Chainalysis. This service forms part of a wider move toward business-to-business services, with B2B activity now representing 27% of Bit2Me's total revenue in 2025.

Bit2Me also recorded €5.3 billion in trading volume this year, about eight times its 2023 level. The company supports over 300 digital assets and provides custody services for institutional clients, with 150 million euros in insurance coverage from Lloyd's.