Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114)
Fully applicable since 30 December 2024 (stablecoin titles since 30 June 2024)
MiCA is the EU's comprehensive crypto-asset framework: authorization and conduct rules for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), and issuance regimes for asset-referenced and e-money tokens (stablecoins). It replaced the patchwork of national regimes with a passportable EU licence.
MiCA's global significance is as a template: regulators worldwide are converging on MiCA-like structures or explicitly positioning against them, and third-country firms serving EU users need a CASP authorization or an exit plan. The live question in 2026 is implementation practice — authorizations granted, supervisory expectations, and how non-EU jurisdictions respond.
This page tracks MiCA-related publications and the international regulatory responses to it across RegAlert's 200+ monitored regulators, updated same-day.
On the Minimum Size of Authorized and Own (Regulatory) Capital of Commercial Banks
Kyrgyzstan
NBKR
ESMA Guidelines on the assessment of knowledge and competence under the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation
France
AMF
Decree 21-072 Promulgating Law No. 21-004/AU on the Fight Against Terrorism, Its Financing, and the Repression of Money Laundering
Comoros
BCC
Instructions on the Method and Procedure for Replacing Damaged Convertible Mark Banknotes Due to Damage Caused by Electrochemical Equipment
Bosnia and Herzegovina
CBBH
Decision on Identifying Other Systemically Important Credit Institutions
Montenegro
CBCG
DOC-2025-01 Notification Procedures for Documents Related to a Public Offer or Admission to Trading of a Crypto-Asset
France
AMF
Finansinspektionen’s regulations regarding recovery plans, group recovery plans and intra-group financial support agreements
Sweden
FI
Opinion on the interplay between PSD2 and MiCA in relation to crypto-asset service providers that transact electronic money tokens
European Union
EBA
Prudential Standard No. 01-2020/BSD - Framework for Dealing with Domestic Systemically Important Banking Institutions
Zimbabwe
RBZ
FSC Identifies D-SIBs and D-SIFIs for 2027
South Korea
FSC
Iran-related Designations
US Federal
OFAC
Circular SINAP 1-251: National Payments System - Checks and Other Negotiable Instruments Update
Argentina
BCRA
Circular SINAP 1-250: Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures. Update.
Argentina
BCRA
Authorization of Damoon Technology (Europe) AG as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider
Liechtenstein
FMA
Decision on the Application of a Coercive Fine to OCN MOGO LOANS SRL for Non-Compliance with Financial Market Commission Decision No. 28/3
Moldova
NCFM
Bank of Latvia issues two licenses to Nodu Digital SIA
Latvia
LB
ML/TF Risks Following the End of the MiCA Transitional Period
Cyprus
CySEC
Issuance of Amended Iran-related General License
US Federal
OFAC
End of the Transition Period Under MiCAR
Liechtenstein
FMA
CMN Resolution No. 5325 — Establishes conditions, financial charges, terms, and other regulatory norms for financing lines for compliant Fies beneficiaries, as per Article 2 of Provisional Measure No. 1,373, of June 29
Brazil
BCB
Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income for Second Quarter 2026
US Federal
FDIC
New Registration as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP)
Liechtenstein
FMA
Authorization of Kaiser Partner Privatbank AG pursuant to Art. 60 of MiCAR
Liechtenstein
FMA
End of Transitional Period for Crypto Asset Service Providers in Estonia
Estonia
EFSA
ESMA statement on the end of the MiCA transition period
Latvia
LB
New Registration as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP)
Liechtenstein
FMA
Latvijas Banka Issues License to Hodleris SIA for Crypto-Asset Services
Latvia
LB
Latvijas Banka Issues License to Bleap SIA for Crypto-Asset Services
Latvia
LB
Pillar 3 Disclosure Expectations
Canada
OSFI
Large Banks Central to Financial Linkages and Risk Transfer
Sweden
Riksbank
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