Crypto exchange · 🇳🇱 Netherlands

Bitmymoney

The Hague, Netherlands · bitmymoney.com

86.7Sentiment /100▼ 0.0

Bitmymoney is a Dutch crypto broker based in The Hague that lets customers buy, sell and hold Bitcoin, Ethereum and tokenised gold through a euro-denominated account.

Does Bitmymoney have a MiCA licence?

✓ Authorised · MiCA CASP

Yes. Bitmymoney (legal entity Bitmymoney B.V.) holds a MiCA crypto-asset service provider (CASP) authorisation - regulated by Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) in Netherlands, listed in the official ESMA register. Through MiCA passporting it may legally serve clients across the EU/EEA (30 countries).

Licence details

Licence status✓ Authorised (MiCA CASP)

Legal entityBitmymoney B.V.

Home regulatorAuthority for the Financial Markets (AFM)

Country of authorisation Netherlands

Official websitebitmymoney.com

SourceESMA MiCA register

Licensed crypto services (4)

Custody & administration of crypto-assets

Safekeeping and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients.

Exchange of crypto-assets for funds

Exchanging crypto-assets for fiat currency.

Exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets

Exchanging one crypto-asset for another.

Transfer services for crypto-assets

Transferring crypto-assets on behalf of clients.

Where you can use Bitmymoney · EU/EEA passporting (30)

A MiCA authorisation passports across the whole EU/EEA, so Bitmymoney may legally serve clients in:

Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czechia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden

✦ Sentiment OverviewUpdated every month · Aug 19, 2026

Bitmymoney holds a solid 4.5/5 across platforms (1,907 ratings), with steady review sentiment and a NeoBase index of 86.7/100 (+0.0). Recent coverage emphasizes category recognition - a Broker of the Year nomination - alongside neutral market research on consumer preferences. Customer ratings and media perception remain aligned at elevated levels, though momentum has plateaued week-over-week.

Sentiment index

our score · updated every month

86.7/100▼ -0.01 vs previous reading

Ratings across platforms

★ 4.5 · 1.9K · 3

Trustpilot

4.1★

137 ratings · 72% positive

Google Play

3.9★

122 ratings · 69% positive

10K+ installs

App Store

4.6★

1.6K ratings · 93% positive

Measured August 17, 2026

Rating distribution

All platforms

5★

69% · 1.3K

4★

21% · 396

3★

6% · 109

2★

1% · 27

1★

3% · 50

Rating & review volume over time

Trustpilot · 4.1★Google Play · 3.9★App Store · 4.6★Review volume · 1.9K · -0.10%

Brand sentiment trend

positive sentiment, by platform

Trustpilot · 72%Google Play · 69%App Store · 93%

App screenshots

App Store

In the media

brand coverage

IEX Gouden Stier 2025 | Deze cryptoplatforms zijn genomineerd voor titel Broker van het Jaar

www.beurs.nl · 10mo ago

De nominaties voor de IEX Gouden Stier 2025 zijn bekend. Welke cryptoplatforms zijn door particuliere beleggers het best beoordeeld en maken...

Onderzoek: Crypto-bezitters wil cryptomunten liefst op bank zetten

accountantweek.nl · 26mo ago

Twee derde van de Nederlandse crypto-bezitters wil liever zijn crypto-beleggingen beheren via zijn of haar bank.

Bitcoins In De Waag: The First Restaurant In The Netherlands That Accepted Bitcoins

bitcoinmagazine.com · 156mo ago

Nowadays more and more physical places all over the world have started accepting Bitcoins as a payment. But in the Netherlands restaurant...

Latest from social

LinkedIn & Facebook

BitmymoneyLinkedIn· 9mo ago · Nov 24, 2025

Den Haag, 20 november 2025 - Bitmymoney heeft haar MiCAR-vergunning ontvangen van de Autoriteit Financiële Markten (AFM).

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What people are saying

mentions on X, Reddit & Facebook

Octavious B GilmanFacebook· 1mo ago

Open Invitation to the First 200 People Free Gifts Included I’ve been to Liberia a lot lately, traveling around the country and investing heavily into real estate and other sectors. After what I’ve seen, I’ve come to this conclusion: Liberia doesn’t have a job problem. It’s one of the few places where opportunity is everywhere if only you come with good intentions for the country and people. Liberia’s real problem is the system. No single person, inside or outside the country, can change what’s happening in Liberia without confronting the system issue head-on. If you want to change Liberia, you first have to understand how deep the problem goes. Getting Liberia to where it needs to be isn’t complicated, but it requires a different mindset of leadership — leadership that enforces rules with no exceptions, even when it’s personal. A strong country can’t run without a system. Even your home has rules. Liberia doesn’t. And that’s the root problem we have to fix. Some of us who go to Liberia to invest private capital and create jobs have no time to play around or talk politics. Take the capital city for example: there are countless jobs you can create there without asking the government for money. But we have people with degrees, no experience, and no knowledge about job creation. The system in the country is this: we give you a job because you have a degree, even if you have no experience. Our leaders need to understand something — I can’t discuss a million-dollar business with someone who only has a degree and no industry experience. I’ll think you’re joking. That’s how real investors look at things before putting money into a country. I’ll be hosting a free two-hour real estate conference in Liberia next month on how you can invest in real estate or buy any business without using your personal funds. The first 200 people to attend will receive free gifts. It’s open to the general public. More details coming soon. You don’t have to wait for government jobs. I’ll be sharing my blueprint during the two-hour conference. This is my way of encouraging young people to look to the private sector and move beyond politics. Please share this information with your friends and family members around the country.

The Pawesome Charlie BFacebook· 1mo ago

Even though they have been together for a year and a half, Nick didn't become a big part of my life until 2025. They became a couple in February of last year, and once Mom felt like she really loved Nick, she had to introduce her little man (that's me). My grandparents moved out in June/July and with the price of everything nowadays, Mom needed a roommate that would actually be able to pay half the rent. Mom and Nick knew it was eventual that they'd move in together, but since the opening came early, we've all lived together since August. And that's my story! Tomorrow is my birthday, and if you have any desire to gift me some money, you can PayPal Mom at raina.hearn@gmail com! See y'all tomorrow for my big day!

Antoinette B. NdorborFacebook· 1mo ago

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Flexi B OkonFacebook· 1mo ago

Saviour Joshua am still waiting for my money 😡 no make me use my last card and do u strong things, I no de shine teeth when it comes to money cus I know as I de suffer every night, I know as customer de shout for me but I still endure just to get what I want If the money reach Monday I no go hear anything story again I will do wetin dey my mind 😡😡😡

Lisa B MwelwaFacebook· 1mo ago

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About Bitmymoney

Bitmymoney is operated by Bitmymoney B.V., registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 67547893 and based at the HSD Campus in The Hague. It works as a broker rather than an order-book exchange, settling trades at market price for customers funding by iDEAL. It was registered with De Nederlandsche Bank as a crypto service provider in November 2020, and that registration was replaced by a MiCA licence from the AFM on 20 November 2025 covering custody, exchange of crypto for funds, exchange of crypto for crypto and transfer services.

Frequently asked questions

Does Bitmymoney have a MiCA licence?

Yes. Bitmymoney (legal entity Bitmymoney B.V.) holds a MiCA crypto-asset service provider (CASP) authorisation, regulated by Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) in Netherlands and listed in the official ESMA register.

Who regulates Bitmymoney in the EU?

The EU activity of Bitmymoney is authorised and supervised by Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), its home national competent authority under MiCA.

Which crypto services is Bitmymoney licensed for?

Under MiCA, Bitmymoney is authorised for: Custody & administration of crypto-assets, Exchange of crypto-assets for funds, Exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets, Transfer services for crypto-assets.

In which countries can I legally use Bitmymoney?

A MiCA authorisation passports across the whole EU/EEA, so Bitmymoney may legally serve clients in all 30 EU/EEA member states.

Is Bitmymoney in the ESMA register?

Yes. Bitmymoney B.V. appears in ESMA's official register of authorised MiCA crypto-asset service providers, recorded under Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM).

Is a MiCA licence the same as a CASP licence?

Yes. MiCA (MiCAR) is the EU regulation; a CASP (crypto-asset service provider) is a firm it licenses. "MiCA register", "CASP register" and "ESMA register" all refer to the same official list.