Boerse Stuttgart Digital, the crypto division of Germany’s Stuttgart Stock Exchange Group, has officially opened a new office in Madrid. This move strengthens the company’s presence across Europe, expanding its network to eight major financial hubs including Frankfurt, Zurich, and Milan.
The Madrid office marks a strategic milestone for the company, positioning it to meet the rising demand for digital assets in Spain—one of the fastest-growing crypto markets in the region.
MiCAR License Boosts Institutional Trust
Earlier this year, Boerse Stuttgart Digital became the first institution to secure a Europe-wide license under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), granted by Germany’s BaFin financial regulator. This makes it one of the few regulated players equipped to serve the institutional market across all EU member states.
The company offers a modular platform that enables banks, brokers, and asset managers to integrate crypto services—such as Bitcoin trading and custody—into their retail offerings. All services are fully compliant with MiCAR, ensuring regulatory peace of mind for financial institutions.
Spain’s Crypto Momentum Creates Opportunity
Spain is emerging as a key market for crypto adoption in Europe. Recent studies indicate that more than half of the Spanish population could adopt cryptocurrencies by 2025. Boerse Stuttgart Digital is already in advanced discussions with several leading Spanish banks to enable secure and regulated access to Bitcoin and other digital assets for their clients.
By opening a local office and working directly with domestic financial institutions, the company is making a clear commitment to supporting Spain’s evolving digital finance ecosystem.
As demand for regulated crypto solutions continues to rise, Boerse Stuttgart Digital is well-positioned to serve as a trusted partner for financial institutions across Europe—helping them navigate the fast-changing world of digital assets while staying fully compliant with EU regulations.
