Tap Global Group PLC (LSE:TAP), the AIM-listed digital finance platform, reported first-half revenue of £1.67 million for the six months to 31 December 2025, representing a 6.9% year-on-year decline amid softer conditions in cryptocurrency markets.
Despite the slight revenue drop, the company maintained strong gross margins above 75%. However, higher operating costs led to an EBITDA loss of £0.15 million and a pre-tax loss of £0.5 million for the period. Cash balances at the end of the half-year stood at £433,000.
During the period, Tap Global continued advancing its strategy of positioning itself as a regulated bridge between traditional fiat payments and digital assets. The company integrated open banking services through tell.money and partnered with Moorwand to introduce dedicated GBP and EUR IBAN accounts alongside improved payment infrastructure.
Tap Global also relaunched its corporate customer programme, onboarding more than 25 business clients. In addition, it introduced a Bitcoin Treasury as a Service offering aimed at institutional users, which has already secured its first client. These developments form part of the company’s broader shift toward higher-margin B2B services and are intended to support more diversified and sustainable long-term growth.
More about Tap Global Group PLC
Tap Global Group PLC is a digital finance platform designed to connect traditional fiat payments with blockchain-based financial services through a single mobile application. The platform serves more than 400,000 individual and business users, providing integrated fiat accounts, payment cards and access to more than 70 cryptocurrencies across over 40 countries. The company operates within European regulatory frameworks and holds licences in Gibraltar and Bulgaria.
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