Is Bitget MiCA-licensed?
Status checked on 2 August 2026 against the official ESMA register
Bitget has an application in progress. It has no current MiCA CASP entry. Bitget’s EU entity applied to Austria’s FMA for a MiCA licence in mid-2026. The application is under review and has not been approved.
Practical effect: CASP-specific MiCA protections are not established for this service until an authorisation is granted. Other permissions can apply to a separate entity. Verify the contracting entity.
See the tracked MiCA-licensed exchanges, or read what changed on 1 July 2026.
At a glance
- Supervising or reporting authority
- Application authority not verified
- Entity jurisdiction or country context
- Application country not verified
- EEA MiCA authorisation
- Application pending with no current register entry
- MiCA register route
- No route granted while the application is pending
- Register entry date
- No current entry date
- EEA passporting
- Not available before a current entry
- Exchange type
- CEX
- MiCA services
- Not recorded in the current register
Common questions
When will Bitget get its MiCA licence?
its national regulator decides the application and has not published a fixed completion date. Bitget becomes an authorised CASP only after a granted licence appears in the ESMA register.
Is Bitget regulated in the EU right now?
Bitget is not currently an authorised CASP. A pending application does not grant CASP authorisation. Do not assume that MiCA's CASP-specific conduct, safeguarding or complaints rules apply to the service. Another entity or product may have separate permissions, which you must check independently.
Is there a MiCA-licensed alternative to Bitget?
Yes. 51 of the exchanges we track have current MiCA register entries. The licensed list shows each mapped entity, regulator and entry date.
