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Your MiCA license, handled.
Applying as a CASP, issuing an EMT or ART, or notifying a white paper — your gap analysis, policy suite and application pack are built here, from your own data. And once you're authorised, the same workspace keeps you that way.
The framework
What is MiCA?
The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation is the EU's single rulebook for crypto — one framework across all 30 EEA states, replacing the national patchwork. It covers the services you provide, the tokens you issue, and the offers you take to market. If you touch crypto-assets in Europe, one of its regimes applies to you.
Four ways in. One of them is yours.
MiCA isn't one regime — it's four. What you owe the regulator depends on which door you're walking through.
You provide crypto-asset services — custody, exchange, execution, advice. Full authorisation, €50K–€150K minimum capital. The busiest route: 300+ authorised across the EEA, and the one detailed below.
You issue a token pegged to a single fiat currency. That takes an EMI or credit-institution authorisation, plus MiCA's white paper, redemption and conduct rules. Around 30 issuers hold it today.
You issue a token referencing a basket — currencies, commodities, crypto. A dedicated MiCA authorisation with own-funds and reserve requirements. Nobody holds one yet. The first mover writes the playbook.
You offer or list any other crypto-asset. No authorisation — but a compliant white paper, notified to your NCA before you go to market. The lightest regime, and the easiest one to get wrong.
Not sure which applies? That's the first question the readiness check answers.
Ten services. One authorisation.
Your authorisation is scoped to the services you name — and your minimum capital follows the highest class among them.
Minimums set by MiCA; NCAs may impose higher requirements. CASPs must hold own funds at least equal to the higher of the relevant minimum or one quarter of fixed overheads.
The journey hasn't changed. Your side of it has.
From first assessment to authorisation — with months of preparation compressed into weeks, and the regulator's clock kept clean.
Shown for CASP authorisation — the busiest route. The same machinery runs EMT and ART applications and white paper notifications.
The traditional route
12–18+ MONTHSWith ComplyBridge
Gap analysis, full policy suite, and a validated application package — generated from your data, tailored to your service scope.
Fixed by law, not by us. A complete, validated package means fewer RFIs and fewer clock-stops — we track every deadline and keep the application on course.
Regulatory change monitoring, policy reviews, reporting and audit readiness. Authorisation is where this page ends — and where most of the platform's life is spent.
Document generation itself takes hours. The pace is set by how ready your inputs are.
20+ policies pre-mapped to MiCA articles, populated from your specifics, version-controlled from day one.
License Builder compiles the pack, cross-references every requirement, and tells you what's missing before the NCA does.
Change alerts, actionable flags, a live compliance score and periodic reporting — for every year after the license.
Start from the other side — the readiness check maps your current obligations instead of your application, and the same monitoring, policy review and reporting take over from there. See how the ongoing side works →
FAQ
Common questions.
Find out how ready you are.
Two minutes of questions. A gap analysis mapped to MiCA's actual requirements — yours to keep either way.
Already authorised? See how the ongoing side works →