Bitstack Secures $15 Million Series A to Fund European Expansion

Bitstack Secures $15 Million Series A to Fund European Expansion

Bitstack, licensed under AMF MiCA rules, reports 10x revenue growth and plans January 2026 rollout of Bitcoin rewards VISA debit card for 5,000 early testers.

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Fact Check
The assessment is primarily based on a highly authoritative and relevant news article from a tech funding publication. This source directly confirms that the French company Bitstack raised $15 million in a Series A funding round. This provides strong, direct evidence supporting the statement's truthfulness. One source, a LinkedIn post, presents a contradiction by stating Bitstack raised $9 million. However, this source has significantly lower authority and, as the summary suggests, likely refers to a different, older funding round, which is common for startups. It does not specify a 'Series A' round, making it less specific than the primary supporting source. Therefore, it weakens the claim only slightly rather than directly refuting it.The other two sources are irrelevant. One refers to a similarly named but unrelated company, and the other is a coincidental and irrelevant mention of a similar phrase on social media. Overall, the weight of the credible evidence strongly supports the statement, with the only contradiction being weak and plausibly explained.
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Summary

Bitstack announced a $15 million Series A funding round led by 13books Capital, with participation from AG2R LA MONDIALE and others, according to the company’s official statement. The French crypto savings platform reports over 300,000 active users, €300 million in Bitcoin savings, and 10x revenue growth in the past two years. Bitstack holds an AMF MiCA license for operations across Europe and will begin testing its VISA debit card with Bitcoin rewards on January 13, 2026 for 5,000 selected users.

Terms & Concepts
  • Series A funding: An early-stage investment round in which a company raises capital from venture investors to grow and develop its operations.
  • Bitcoin rewards: Incentives paid to users in the form of Bitcoin, often tied to spending or usage of specific financial products like credit or debit cards.
  • MiCA license: A regulatory approval under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets framework, allowing compliant operation of crypto-related services.