In a comprehensive year-end report, European cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT detailed its aggressive global expansion and platform development throughout 2025. The company announced the formation of W Group, a fintech ecosystem serving 35 million users globally. Within this structure, WhiteBIT itself now serves over 8 million users across more than 150 countries and processes an estimated $3 trillion in annual trading volume.
Geographic expansion was a key focus, with WhiteBIT launching operations in Australia, Argentina, and Brazil. A significant strategic move was the establishment of WhiteBIT US as a separate entity to operate locally in the United States, offering spot trading, instant exchange, and on/off-ramp services. In the Middle East, the exchange entered a cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia's Durrah AlFodah Holding to collaborate on blockchain infrastructure, CBDC research, tokenization, and mining, aligning with the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
The company's native token, WhiteBIT Coin (WBT), celebrated its third anniversary with a remarkable performance. WBT reached a new all-time high of $64.11, representing a staggering 1,784.1% year-over-year increase. The token gained institutional recognition by being included in five S&P Cryptocurrency Indices and featured in rankings by CoinDesk, Kaiko, and CoinGlass.
Partnerships played a major role in WhiteBIT's growth strategy. The exchange secured a global partnership with Juventus FC, featuring its logo on the team's kit sleeve and launching a Juventus Fan Zone. It continued its collaboration with FC Barcelona with activations around the club's stadium return. Other notable partners included Visa, TradingView, Tether, and FACEIT. The company also organized the first-ever live-streamed International Crypto Trading Cup (ICTC).
On the product front, WhiteBIT enhanced its trading infrastructure to handle over 1 million operations per second. New features included Hedge Mode for futures, expanded Buy Crypto and Flex Earn functions, and the WB Check product for simplified crypto transfers. Its payment-oriented WhiteBIT Nova card surpassed €50 million in cumulative volume, with users spending an average of €750 monthly on groceries, dining, and subscriptions.
The company's mining pool, WhitePool, increased its hashrate from 7 EH/s to over 10 EH/s, mined 502 blocks, and distributed 1,503.41 BTC to users. For institutional clients, WhiteBIT upgraded its B2B services, including faster Token Listing and streamlined Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS), and added OTC trading, custody, and liquidity solutions.
Security and compliance remained priorities, with WhiteBIT updating its AML and compliance frameworks for new jurisdictions. The exchange maintains an AAA security rating from CER.live and CCSS Level 3 certification, and its compliance practices were featured in a case study by Crystal Intelligence.
