BitGo Europe GmbH (BTGO) has announced the expansion of its Crypto-as-a-Service product to cover the European Economic Area. The move makes the company's regulated digital-asset infrastructure available to financial institutions and fintech firms across all 30 EEA countries.
The CaaS product enables banks and fintech platforms to embed cryptocurrency functions via BitGo’s APIs and webhooks. Through the integration, customer-facing platforms can support buying, selling, and custody of bitcoin and other assets that BitGo supports, backed by the company’s wallet technology.
Service scope and capabilities
BitGo Europe GmbH operates the service under a MiCAR licensing framework that applies across the full EEA footprint. Core features of the offering include multi-asset wallets capable of qualified custody, custodial wallets insured up to $250 million, and API-based KYC flows to support user verification processes. The platform also provides trading and settlement functionality.
Additional elements of the package are fiat-to-crypto connectivity for European Union transactions using SEPA rails, configurable policy controls including spending limits, and assigned account management together with technical support.
Executive commentary
"Europe is entering a new era for regulated digital asset services, and institutions want a clear, compliant path to launch," said Mike Belshe, CEO and Co-founder of BitGo. "By expanding Crypto-as-a-Service across the EEA through BitGo Europe GmbH, we’re enabling regulated businesses to bring crypto products to market faster."
On the region-specific value proposition, Brett Reeves, Head of EMEA at BitGo, said: "Trust is the differentiator in Europe’s regulated crypto market. BitGo’s CaaS combines qualified custody, configurable policy controls, and enterprise-grade operational support."
Company context
BitGo, founded in 2013, operates several regulated entities including BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association in the United States. The firm offers a suite of services spanning custody, wallets, staking, trading, financing, stablecoins, and settlement, with regulated cold storage as part of its custody model.
This EEA rollout follows the company’s existing U.S. CaaS availability via BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association, extending the same API-driven tooling to a broader regulated market in Europe.