- 7 July 2026Corrections: Deblock and Coinhouse (AMF)Re-verified both French CASPs against primary sources. Deblock was in fact the first French company authorised (May 2025, A2025-001) — we previously listed 2026. Coinhouse holds authorisation A2026-013, granted May 2026, under the entity Coinhouse SAS. Details →
- 1 July 2026MiCA transitional period ends — no extensionThe last national grandfathering window closed. From this date any firm serving EU/EEA clients must hold a CASP authorisation; unlicensed firms must wind down EU business in an orderly way, per ESMA guidance. Details →
- 24 June 2026Binance withdraws its EU licence applicationBinance formally withdrew its MiCA application and suspended regulated services across the EU from 1 July 2026. It holds no CASP authorisation and says it will seek one via France. Details →
- 1 June 2026MEXC notifies EEA users of service changesMEXC, which holds no MiCA CASP authorisation, notified users of changes to its EEA service during June 2026. Marked as restricting in the register. Details →
- 19 February 2026FMA bars KuCoin from onboarding new EU customersAustria's FMA ordered licensed KuCoin EU to stop onboarding new EU customers. The CASP authorisation itself was not revoked. Details →
- 1 October 2025Gate authorised by the MFSA (Malta)Gate Europe secured an MFSA CASP licence covering exchange and custody. Details →
- 1 August 2025Gemini authorised by the MFSA (Malta)Gemini received its CASP authorisation from Malta’s MFSA; the group also holds a MiFID II licence. Details →
- 1 June 2025Coinbase, Kraken and Bitvavo authorisedCoinbase (CSSF, Luxembourg), Kraken (Central Bank of Ireland) and Bitvavo (AFM, Netherlands) all received CASP authorisations in June 2025. Details →
- 1 May 2025Bybit EU and Bitstamp authorisedBybit EU was authorised by Austria's FMA for spot, custody and exchange; Bitstamp became Luxembourg's first MiCA-licensed exchange (CSSF). Details →
- 1 January 2025OKX and Crypto.com authorised by the MFSAMalta’s MFSA granted CASP authorisations to OKX Europe and Foris DAX MT (Crypto.com) in January 2025 — among the first major global platforms licensed under MiCA. Details →
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