Bitstamp Gets a Crypto License from the Bank of Spain

Bitstamp gets a crypto license from the Bank of Spain. The approval from the Bank of Spain lets Bitstamp’s local subsidiary offer virtual currency exchange services for fiat currency and electronic wallet custody services to Spanish users.

Bitstamp became the 46th virtual asset provider to receive a license in Spain, following the likes of Binance and Bitpanda.

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