Licensed crypto service crypto4me enters the European market

Crypto service provider crypto4me has opened its services to all those interested in cryptocurrencies in Greece and a number of other EU countries. Through the website crypto4me.eu, users can simply and transparently purchase the most popular cryptocurrencies. Crypto4me is a project of the company Madison Six j.s.a., which in December 2025, as one of the first, obtained a license from the National Bank of Slovakia to provide crypto-asset services (MiCA).

“Crypto4me was created with a clear goal: to offer people a simple, fast, and secure way to purchase cryptocurrencies in a fully regulated environment. This will be supported by artificial intelligence, which simplifies working with cryptocurrencies, provides smarter insights, and strengthens security and error prevention,” described the first milestone following the acquisition of the European license Miloš Mázor, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Madison Six, and added: “We are developing the application so that it adapts to its user and thus offers the most personalized environment possible.”

Crypto4me enables the purchase of all major cryptocurrencies, led by bitcoin, ether, and solana. In accordance with the strict requirements of the European MiCA license, the company places emphasis on the highest standards of trading security and the storage of cryptocurrencies in wallets, as well as on additional measures such as multi-factor client authentication, encryption, and regular penetration testing.

The crypto4me service is operated by Madison Six j.s.a., a licensed crypto-asset service provider under the European MiCA regulation.

More information for clients: crypto4me.eu

More information about the company: Madison Six

Contact: [email protected]

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