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BBVA Secures Approval to Offer Bitcoin and Ether Trading in Spain

BBVA, Spain’s second-biggest bank, has obtained permission to provide its clients Bitcoin and Ether trading tools. The bank will provide consumers with a smooth experience by including Bitcoin trading in its mobile banking software. Following its past activities in Turkey and Switzerland, this action fits BBVA’s larger plan to spread digital asset services around Europe.

Following official approval, BBVA will start trading Bitcoin and Ether in Spain

BBVA has received regulatory approval to provide Ether and Bitcoin trading services in Spain. This move strengthens the bank’s position in the crypto market, allowing investors greater access to digital assets under a regulated framework.

Starting with its Swiss subsidiary providing Bitcoin custody and trading tools in 2021, this project represents a major turning point in BBVA’s bitcoin path. Later on, the bank expanded to Turkey and unveiled its digital asset services in early 2025. Now that Spain is joining the fold, BBVA is extending more crypto products in line with changing European rules.

A client-phased rollout

Beginning with a small set of users, BBVA intends to launch crypto trading in phases, progressively opening access to all private banking customers all throughout Spain. Through the bank’s mobile app, consumers will be able to easily purchase, sell, and manage their digital assets, merging bitcoin management with conventional banking offerings.

strengthened compliance and security

BBVA will apply its exclusive cryptographic key custody system to guarantee the best degree of security. With this arrangement, the bank may maintain total control over client assets without depending on other service providers. BBVA will also follow the European structure meant to improve investor protection and openness in the crypto market, the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

A Developing Pattern in Conventional Banking

The decision by BBVA comes at a period when conventional banking institutions are progressively adopting digital assets. European banks are sprinting to get MiCA licenses so they might include cryptocurrencies in their products. Entering Spain’s crypto sector now, BBVA follows other big European financial institutions that have already started providing digital asset services to their consumers.

BBVA’s most recent action upholds its dedication to financial sector innovation as rules change. The bank wants to give consumers more investment possibilities by linking conventional banking with the digital asset economy, thereby guaranteeing security and compliance in an always-evolving financial environment.

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Formally freelance blogger Alex is passionate writer with interest in Finance and Business, fascinated about crypto following news and covering stories.
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