Bit2Me created Bit2Shield to help courts, police and financial institutions trace, seize, store and sell crypto linked to investigations and fraud cases. In 2025, Bit2Me processed €1.5 million, about $1.74 million, in seized cryptocurrency for Interpol, Europol and Spanish police using Chainalysis for tracing.
Spain's largest cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me has launched a separate company to help courts, police and financial institutions trace, seize, store and liquidate cryptocurrency linked to investigations.
Bit2Me's strategic shift towards law enforcement collaboration signals a growing trend of institutional integration in the crypto sector. Bit2Me establishes unit to assist law enforcement in tracking crypto assets.