From the company they project that the adoption of digital assets in Spain will continue to increase.
The firm makes available a system that covers all trading and custody functionalities.
Borse Stuttgart Digital, a subsidiary of the German stock market group BoSears Stuttgart, announced his arrival in Spain with the opening of an office in Madrid. The company aspires to consolidate as a strategic partner of banks, brockers and assets of assets that wish to offer their customers safe and regulated access to cryptocurrencies.
With this expansion, the firm reaches a total of eight venues in Europe – among them Frankfurt, Milan, Stockholm and Zurich – consolidating its presence in the south of the continent. This arrival occurs after obtaining the first European license under the law for cryptoactive markets (Mica, acronym for English of Markets in Crypto Assets), granted by the German financial authority, Bafin.
In a release published by Boerse Stuttgart Digital, it is established that Spain could exceed 50% cryptocurrency adoption in 2025a scenario promoted by institutional interest. “Spain, with its innovative and high -performance banks, is a key market for us,” said the CEO of the business group, Matthias Voelkel, highlighting that they already have advanced conversations with local actors.
The company proposes a complete service that brings together in one place all the solutions for trading and custody of digital assets. Joaquín Sastre Ibáñez, Director of Income and head of the business in Spain, commented in this regard: “With the increasing demand of the main Spanish financial institutions, we are at the right time to accompany them with reliable and safe services.”
The interest in cryptocurrencies in Spain and Europe has grown constantly after the entry into force of Mica in late 2024, regulations that seek to unify the standards in the European Union, protect investors and guarantee market stability. In this scenario, platforms such as Bit2me and Coinbase have obtained the corresponding license, which allows them to offer completely regulated trading and custody services.
Another example, as Cryptonoticias reported, is Bit2me, a company that became the first Spanish -speaking platform to obtain this authorization in Spain.
At the same time, traditional banks are also adopting regulated solutions to meet the high demand for digital assets. It should be noted that the Spanish bank BBVA signed an agreement with Ripple to use Ripple Custody, custody infrastructure of digital assets that will allow its retail customers to operate with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH).