Bit2Me Tackles Confiscated Crypto Worth €1.5M for EU Law Enforcement

Bit2Me, Spain's largest crypto exchange, has taken on a significant new role in supporting law enforcement agencies. In 2025, the company processed €1.5 million in confiscated cryptocurrency for organizations like Interpol and Europol.

This move is part of Bit2Me's strategic shift from retail trading to providing institutional and government services. This now accounts for 27% of its revenue, reflecting a broader trend of crypto exchanges integrating with traditional financial and legal systems.

Bit2Me uses Chainalysis blockchain analytics to trace and liquidate seized assets and holds a pioneering MiCA license under EU regulations, enabling it to expand across Europe.