Bit2Me, a Spain-based digital asset platform serving Spanish-speaking users, has raised €30 million in new funding led by Tether Ventures, the investment arm of Tether headquartered in El Salvador.
The investment will fuel Bit2Me’s expansion across Europe and Latin America, including targeted growth in Argentina.
Building regulated infrastructure for mass crypto adoption
Registered with Spain’s CNMV as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP), Bit2Me provides crypto transaction and asset management services backed by more than a decade of infrastructure development. The company holds multiple cybersecurity and compliance certifications, including ISO standards and CSA STAR Level 1.
Alongside its trading and custody services, Bit2Me operates Bit2Me Academy, a Spanish-language education platform offering 450+ free articles and certified courses aimed at accelerating crypto literacy.
“Bit2Me has shown a strong commitment to secure, transparent, and compliant infrastructure with a user-first approach,” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether. “This aligns perfectly with our vision of an open financial system that empowers individuals through technology.”
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Strategic position in Europe and beyond
Co-founder and COO Andrei Manuel said Tether’s involvement positions the company “at a new level” within the international crypto ecosystem. The company will leverage the investment to advance regulated crypto-asset services and strengthen its foothold in both Europe and Latin America.
The firm is already backed by major institutions including Telefónica, Unicaja, Cecabank, BBVA, and Investcorp, and has earned the trust of 7,000+ businesses and millions of users worldwide.
Scaling for the next growth phase
The fresh capital — along with future strategic partnerships — will support:
- Operational expansion in the EU and LATAM
- Customer acquisition in Spanish-speaking markets
- Ongoing development of regulated crypto-asset products
“Tether’s support marks a pivotal moment for the startup to scale in customers, operations, and global reach,” said co-founder and CFO Pablo Casadio.
