Crypto-Asset Service Provider
We provide crypto exchange, transfer, custody, and crypto-to-fiat services within the MiCA regulatory framework.
MiCA Regulation andEU Crypto Rules in 2026
Navigate the 2026 EU crypto landscape with a MiCA-licensed platform built for secure, compliant, and transparent digital asset services
What is MiCA Regulation?
MiCA Regulation is the EU framework that sets common rules for crypto-asset services, including licensing, transparency, consumer protection, and compliance standards.
As a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA, we support secure crypto exchange, transfer, and crypto-to-fiat services within a regulated EU regulatory system.
Market Access
A harmonised route to provide crypto-asset services across the EU
Investor Protection
Clear disclosure, conduct and safeguarding standards designed around customer trust
Market Integrity
Controls for conflicts, complaints, operational resilience and market abuse
Does MiCA Apply to Your Business?
Collect & Exchange CY is a Crypto Asset Provider per MiCA
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Crypto Payment & Exchange Services
We help businesses and individuals accept digital assets and convert crypto to fiat through a secure and compliant process.
Compliance Standards
We support businesses and individuals with customer verification, transaction monitoring, compliance checks, and secure digital asset operations.
Why MiCA License Matters?
1
Regulatory Trust
MiCA Regulation shows that a crypto service provider operates under recognised EU rules and supervision.
2
Clear Legal Structure
Businesses can work with a provider that follows defined rules for crypto-asset services rather than unclear or fragmented local requirements.
3
EU Market Reach
MiCA supports cross-border crypto-asset services across the EU, helping providers serve clients in different European markets.
4
Higher Compliance Standards
MiCA requires stronger standards for transparency, risk management, customer protection, and secure operations.
MiCA RegulationFrequently Asked Questions
MiCA is Regulation (EU) 2023/1114. It establishes a harmonised EU framework for certain crypto-assets, their issuers, and crypto-asset service providers.
Firms that provide crypto-asset services to clients in the EU generally need authorisation as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA, unless a specific exemption applies.
MiCA sets common EU rules for licensing, governance, safeguarding, transparency, and conduct, helping exchanges operate with greater legal clarity and customer protection.
Clients can work with a provider subject to EU supervision, defined service standards, and requirements for transparency, risk management, and secure operations.
Compliance under MiCA covers authorisation, AML controls, safeguarding, disclosure, complaint handling, and ongoing supervision to support safe digital asset services.
