Bitstack Secures $15 Million for EU Expansion

Bitstack, a French cryptocurrency savings platform, finalized a $15 million Series A funding round on December 2nd, expanding European operations, led by 13books Capital.

This funding supports Bitstack’s growth, enhancing Bitcoin adoption with regulatory backing and innovative products, impacting European consumers’ financial strategies.

Bitstack’s $15 Million Expansion Targets New Bitcoin Services

Bitstack has completed a $15 million Series A fundraising round led by 13books Capital, with backing from AG2R LA MONDIALE, Plug and Play Ventures, Serena, Stillmark, and Y Combinator. The company’s initiatives include the debut of a VISA debit card offering Bitcoin rewards and the establishment of Euro accounts. This expansion strategy will fully utilize Bitstack’s new capital to strengthen its user base and product offerings across European markets.

The company currently boasts over 300,000 active users and has accumulated more than €300 million in Bitcoin savings. The upcoming changes, such as the launch of the “Stackback” VISA card and Euro accounts, aim to streamline Bitcoin transactions and savings in a retail environment, thus encouraging wider adoption of cryptocurrencies in Europe.

“The regulatory recognition with the MiCA license by the French AMF marks an institutional milestone for regulated crypto savings products in Europe,” said Alexandre Roubaud, CEO, Bitstack.

Institutional Interest Grows as Bitcoin Adoption Expands

Did you know? Bitstack’s rapid growth supports Bitcoin’s position in institutional savings products, a milestone mirrored by recent MiCA regulatory endorsements across Europe.

Bitcoin is currently valued at $87,150.77, with a market capitalization of $1.74 trillion, dominating 58.94% of the market. Its 24-hour trading volume reached $73.57 billion. Notably, Bitcoin’s value decreased by 21.32% over 90 days. Data sourced from CoinMarketCap as of December 2, 2025, provides an essential snapshot of BTC’s dynamics.

Analysts from the Coincu research team suggest that Bitstack’s growth and MiCA compliance could escalate institutional interest in Bitcoin as a savings asset, potentially enhancing cross-European crypto usage and investment viability.