Best MiCA exchanges by recorded service scope

Short answer

For this narrow comparison, the best MiCA exchanges are the current entries with the widest verified service scope. The method does not measure general quality or safety.
Current entries mapped
52
Article 63 or Article 60 route
Ranked below
52
Verified service count
Widest recorded scope
OKX, 9/10
Recorded MiCA services
On this page5 sections
  1. Licensed exchanges by recorded service scope
  2. Method for this best MiCA exchange comparison
  3. Where the licences come from
  4. Reading the table by use case
  5. Common questions

Licensed exchanges by recorded service scope

Best MiCA exchanges by recorded service scope
Website
01OKXCEXOKX Europe LimitedMFSA Malta9/10AdVisit
02KrakenCEXPayward Europe Solutions LimitedCentral Bank of Ireland Ireland8/10AdVisit
03Young PlatformCEXYoung Platform S.p.A.CONSOB Italy8/10Visit
04Bit2MeCEXBitcoinforme S.L.CNMV Spain7/10Visit
05BitpandaBrokerBitpanda GmbHFMA Austria Austria7/10Visit
06BitstampCEXBitstamp Europe S.A.CSSF Luxembourg7/10Visit
07CoinbaseCEXCoinbase Luxembourg S.A.CSSF Luxembourg7/10AdVisit
08CoinhouseCEXCoinhouse SASAMF France7/10Visit
09eToroBrokereToro (Europe) LtdCySEC Cyprus7/10AdVisit
10GeminiCEXGemini Intergalactic EU LtdMFSA Malta7/10Visit
11BitGoFintechBitGo Europe GmbHBaFin Germany6/10Visit
12ConioFintechConio S.r.l.CONSOB Italy6/10Visit
13Crypto.comCEXForis DAX MT LimitedMFSA Malta6/10AdVisit
14CryptosmartCEXCRYPTOSMART S.P.A.CONSOB Italy6/10Visit
15GateCEXGate Technology LimitedMFSA Malta6/10AdVisit
16Kanga ExchangeCEXSIA AlphaRouteLatvijas Banka Latvia6/10Visit
17PaybisCEXSIA "Paybis Europe"Latvijas Banka Latvia6/10Visit
18RevolutFintechRevolut Digital Assets (Europe) LtdCySEC Cyprus6/10AdVisit
19SwissBorgCEXBLOCKNODES SASAMF France6/10Visit
20BackpackCEX"Trek Technologies" SIALatvijas Banka Latvia5/10AdVisit
21bitFlyerCEXbitFlyer EUROPE S.A.CSSF Luxembourg5/10Visit
22Blockchain.comCEXBlockchain.com Operations (Malta) LimitedMFSA Malta5/10Visit
23BullishCEXBullish Europe GmbHBaFin Germany5/10Visit
24BVNKFintechSystem Pay Services (Malta) LimitedMFSA Malta5/10Visit
25BybitCEXBybit EU GmbHFMA Austria Austria5/10AdVisit
26KuCoinCEXKuCoin EU Exchange GmbHFMA Austria Austria5/10Operations restricted
27WhiteBITCEXWB-Shields Innovations GmbHFMA Austria Austria5/10AdVisit
28AmdaxCEXAmdax B.V.AFM Netherlands4/10Visit
29CoinJarCEXCoinJar Europe LimitedCentral Bank of Ireland Ireland4/10Visit
30FinstCEXFinst B.V.AFM Netherlands4/10Visit
31RobinhoodBrokerRobinhood Europe UABBank of Lithuania Lithuania4/10Visit
32Trade RepublicBrokerTrade Republic Bank GmbHBaFin Germany4/10Visit
33Trading 212BrokerTrading 212 Markets LtdCySEC Cyprus4/10Visit
3421bitcoinCEXFIOR Digital GmbHFMA Austria Austria3/10Visit
35BBVAFintechBanco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A.CNMV Spain3/10Visit
36BitvavoCEXBitvavo B.V.AFM Netherlands3/10Visit
37DeblockFintechDEBLOCK SASAMF France3/10Visit
38ElectrocoinCEXELECTROCOIN Ltd for servicesHANFA Croatia3/10Visit
39MoonPayFintechMoonPay Europe B.V.AFM Netherlands3/10Visit
40RippleFintechRipple Payments Europe S.A.CSSF Luxembourg3/10Visit
41SwissquoteBrokerSwissquote Bank Europe SACSSF Luxembourg3/10Visit
42XTBBrokerXTB LimitedCySEC Cyprus3/10Visit
43Boerse Stuttgart DigitalBrokerBoerse Stuttgart Digital Custody GmbHBaFin Germany2/10Visit
44CircleFintechCircle Internet Financial Europe SASAMF France2/10Visit
45One TradingCEXOne Trading Exchange B.V.AFM Netherlands2/10Visit
46OpenbankFintechOPEN BANK S.A.CNMV Spain2/10Visit
47WebullBrokerWebull Securities (Europe) B.V.AFM Netherlands2/10Visit
48flatexDEGIROBrokerflatexDEGIRO Bank AGBaFin Germany1/10Visit
49Interactive BrokersBrokerInteractive Brokers Ireland LimitedCentral Bank of Ireland Ireland1/10Visit
50KriptomatCEXBitblock Ltd. for ServicesHANFA Croatia1/10Visit
51N26FintechN26 Bank SEBaFin Germany1/10Visit
52Scalable CapitalBrokerScalable Capital Bank GmbHBaFin Germany1/10Visit

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We order the best MiCA exchanges in this table by verified recorded service scope, then alphabetically. We map 52 exchange brands to current MiCA register entries through Article 63 authorisation or an eligible Article 60 notification route. A larger count means that the entity has a wider recorded regulatory scope.

Method for this best MiCA exchange comparison

We include a current entry only when we have verified its service count. We record the home authority, entry date and scope. We order larger service counts first and use the exchange name for alphabetical ties. The method does not test fees, liquidity, product availability, support or app quality. The result is a regulatory-scope comparison, not a general quality or safety score.

We list licensed exchanges without a verified service count on the full licensed page. We mark the count as unverified rather than zero.

Where the licences come from

Article 65 lets a firm authorised under Article 63 notify its authorised services in other EEA states. Eligible Article 60 entities use the framework for their route. Neither route proves that the firm has notified every host state. The table groups the 52 licensed exchanges we track by home state:

CountryLicensed exchanges we track
Germany7
Malta6
Netherlands6
Austria5
Luxembourg5
Cyprus4
France4
Ireland3

Malta’s MFSA authorised several crypto-native platforms, including OKX, Crypto.com, Gemini and Gate. Austria’s FMA authorised Bybit and KuCoin. Coinbase and Bitstamp have entries through Luxembourg’s CSSF, while Kraken has an entry through the Central Bank of Ireland. The CASP licence guide explains the authorisation process and ESMA’s review of the MFSA.

Reading the table by use case

  • Platforms near the top have entries that cover 7–9 services. The scope can include a trading platform, custody, fiat exchange and execution.
  • Bitvavo is one euro-focused spot option with a current AFM register entry in the Netherlands. See its detail page.
  • MiCA entries generally do not cover high-leverage perpetuals. Bybit EU, for example, is licensed for spot and custody but does not offer perpetuals to EEA retail customers. A firm needs separate MiFID II permissions for that product.

Common questions

How does this page define the best MiCA exchanges?

The page uses one documented measure: the number of MiCA services recorded for the EEA entity in a current register entry. We include Article 63 authorisations and eligible Article 60 notification entries. We sort larger verified service counts first, with alphabetical ties. The method does not score safety, fees, liquidity, products, support or app quality.

Why do some licensed exchanges not appear in the table?

The table includes only exchanges for which we have verified the exact service count in the register. Licensed exchanges without a verified count remain on the full licensed list. A missing count means unverified, not zero.

Is a broader service scope always better for me?

Not necessarily. A narrow recorded scope can suit someone who needs only spot trading. You may need a broader scope if you want custody, fiat exchange, execution and transfers from one supervised entity.

Do these exchanges offer perpetual futures in the EU?

Generally no. High-leverage perpetuals are not a MiCA crypto-asset service. A firm needs separate MiFID II permissions to offer them to EEA retail customers. Bybit EU, for example, is licensed for spot and custody but does not offer perpetuals to EEA retail customers.