2024-07-01

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Costs of application for licence

De Nederlandsche Bank charges a fee for considering applications for a licence for issuers of asset-referenced tokens. This fee applies regardless of whether the application is granted, rejected, withdrawn, or if consideration ceases during the procedure. The amount of these one-off costs is set out in the Regulation on the financing of financial supervision of one-off actions. Additionally, an annual fee is charged to cover the costs of regular supervision.

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DNB charges a fee for considering applications for a licence for issuers of asset-referenced tokens.

Published: 01 July 2024

The fee applies regardless of whether we grant or reject the application or the applicant withdraws the application, or we cease consideration during the procedure.

Application fee

Fees are charged for processing a permit application. The amount of these one-off costs is set out in the Regulation on the financing of financial supervision of one-off actions (Regeling bekostiging financieel toezicht eenmalige handelingen - Dutch only).

Regular supervision fees

We also charge issuers of asset-referenced tokens an annual fee to cover the costs of our regular supervision.

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