Overview
- Bankinter confirmed it has joined Bit2Me’s shareholding as part of the €30 million round that was originally announced last August.
- Stablecoin issuer Tether led the financing, which also includes Telefónica, Investcorp, Inveready, BBVA, Unicaja and Cecabank as strategic backers.
- Both companies say the agreement centers on collaboration in distributed ledger technology and knowledge sharing within the EU’s regulatory framework.
- Bit2Me obtained MiCA authorization in July 2025 and plans to use the capital to launch new services and enter more EU markets while strengthening its presence in Argentina and other Latin American countries.
- The company already supports banks with crypto infrastructure, including backend services for Garanti BBVA and a custody and trading platform developed with Cecabank.