New UK App Lets Citizens Lobby MPs on Bitcoin Policy Without Personal Data

Tired of bureaucratic hurdles? This tool lets you shape the UK's Bitcoin future in minutes—privately and effortlessly. Your voice could redefine policy.

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2026 February 10 . 11:34 PM

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New UK App Lets Citizens Lobby MPs on Bitcoin Policy Without Personal Data

A new app has launched to help UK citizens contact their MPs about Bitcoin policy. Bitcoin Policy UK developed the tool to simplify advocacy on key issues affecting the cryptocurrency. Users can now send letters to their representatives without needing personal details like addresses or phone numbers.

The app focuses on four main Bitcoin-related topics. These include opposing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), challenging the FCA's classification of Bitcoin, improving tax treatment, and advocating for a national Bitcoin reserve. Each user selects an issue, and the app generates a tailored letter.

Once the letter is ready, the app offers two options. Users can either send it directly to their MP through the platform or download it for manual delivery. The design prioritises privacy, requiring no personal information beyond what's needed to identify the correct MP.

Bitcoin Policy UK has emphasised the importance of public involvement. The group believes that active participation from British Bitcoin supporters will play a key role in shaping future Bitcoin policies.

The app removes common barriers to political engagement by handling letter drafting and delivery. It also ensures user privacy by avoiding unnecessary data collection. The tool is now available for anyone looking to influence Bitcoin policy in the UK.