Bitpanda reported strong growth in 2025, with adjusted revenue reaching €371 million (about $430 million). That’s a 16% increase from the previous year, even though the crypto market had its ups and downs.
The Vienna-based platform also saw its registered users rise 25% to 7.4 million, showing that the company is still growing despite rising competition from global exchanges and new trading apps.
Expanding beyond crypto trading
Bitpanda’s growth didn’t just come from regular crypto trading. The company has been expanding into more asset types and building white-label infrastructure for banks and fintech firms.
This means financial institutions can offer crypto services to their customers using Bitpanda’s technology, without having to build their own systems. The strategy positions Bitpanda more as a digital asset infrastructure provider rather than just a crypto exchange.
Big focus on regulation
Another major step for the company is regulation. Bitpanda has secured a license under Markets in Crypto‑Assets Regulation (MiCA). This allows the company to operate across the European Union under a single regulatory framework.
The platform also holds crypto licenses in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates, giving it regulated access to both European and Middle Eastern markets.
A broader industry trend
Bitpanda’s strategy reflects a wider shift in the crypto industry after the FTX crisis. Companies are now focusing more on regulation, partnerships with banks, and long-term infrastructure, instead of relying only on high-risk retail trading.
For users and investors, Bitpanda’s latest results suggest the company is building a larger, regulated platform designed to grow steadily rather than chase short-term hype.







