CNMV’s public register lists Bit2Me STX as a registered Spanish investment-services entity under official number 343, with a registration date of September 18, 2026. A supplied current report goes further, characterizing this status as authorization for a tokenized securities venue in Spain that is expected to begin operating in December 2026. However, the primary materials reviewed did not include a corresponding specific authorization for DLT market infrastructure.

What CNMV has publicly confirmed about Bit2Me STX

CNMV’s register confirms that BIT2ME SECURITY TOKENS EXCHANGE STX, A.V., S.A. is listed in Spain as an investment-services entity. The entry assigns the firm official register number 343 and gives September 18, 2026, as its registration date.

This is the clearest regulator-backed fact available. It establishes that Bit2Me STX holds verified CNMV registration status in Spain, which is more specific than a headline suggesting it has been approved to operate a tokenized stock exchange.

Why registration is not the same as a live DLT exchange

CNMV and the European Securities and Markets Authority provide for a separate authorization structure for DLT-based market infrastructure. Under the EU DLT Pilot Regime, the relevant categories include a DLT multilateral trading facility, a DLT settlement system, and a combined DLT trading and settlement system.

This distinction matters because the supplied current report describes a broad operational remit: issuance, trading, custody, settlement, registration, and record-keeping for tokenized financial instruments. A general CNMV register entry does not, by itself, define that full scope in the same way as a specific DLT market-infrastructure authorization.

ESMA also states that it publishes a list of authorized DLT market infrastructures, including the dates of their specific permissions and any exemptions. In this case, the reviewed material confirms Bit2Me STX’s CNMV registration, but does not directly link the broader claimed venue scope to a named DLT authorization category.

What the December 2026 launch plan would still depend on

The planned December 2026 start should be viewed as a reported target, rather than as a fully documented regulatory milestone. The same supplied current report says Bit2Me STX intends to begin operations then, starting with a EUR 1 million tokenized corporate bond alongside Valorix.

Bit2Me Support provides useful operational details, but does not fully resolve the timeline. It describes a Valorix issuance under Spain’s financial Sandbox framework, identifies Valorix as the issuer, states an amount of EUR 145,000, and says participation required investor onboarding, including Spanish residency, valid Spanish documentation, a EUR 1,000 minimum investment, and euro transfers from an account held by the investor.

These support-page details point to preparatory product and onboarding work, but they also leave an unresolved discrepancy between the EUR 145,000 issuance described there and the EUR 1 million bond cited in the supplied current report. Without dated documentation connecting the two figures, it is safer to regard them as separate descriptions rather than a confirmed revision. The same caution applies to plans for shares, bonds, and funds in 2027, which were described as future issuances rather than approved products.