Mica Framework brings 4 leading encryption exchanges under the united European Union regulations

Four pioneering currency exchanges recently secured full licenses within the framework of the European Union markets in organizing encrypted assets (MICA).

MICA, which has become valid on December 30, 2024, provides a unified regulatory framework for CASPS service providers who work throughout the European Economic Zone (EA).

Crypto.com Declare On January 27, the Malta entity received the Mika license from the MFSA Financial Services Authority (MFSA). According to the joint press statement with CryptopotatoThe platform will be able to pass the passport of its services in all member states of the thirtieth EA, which provides a wide range of encryption services under a comprehensive organizational framework.

This development follows the company’s approval of the principle earlier in the month. Mica’s license joins the list of global approvals for Crypto.com, including the main licenses in the United Kingdom, Singapore, Dubai, the United States and Australia.

On the same day, Okx Declare She got the Mika license through the Malta axis. OKX services include otc trading, immediate trading, bots, and copy trading, as well as the euro -based trading of more than 240 encrypted currencies. With features such as free euro deposits, clouds through bank transfers, topical support, and reliable payment methods, the stock market said it aims to simplify the circulation of digital assets across the European Economic Zone. OKX also plans for its licensing passport for all EEA states, which simplifies its expansion in the European market.

BitpandaAustrian technician unicorn and also receive Mika license from the Federal Financial Supervision in Germany (BAFIN) on the same day. This is the second CASP that has been licensed by Bafin since the full MICA application on December 30, 2024.

Boerse Stuttgart Digital Customy The first German gain was to secure the Mika license, which was granted by Pavin on January 17. The license at the Europe level supports its goal of becoming an provider of the infrastructure organizing banks, brokers and asset managers.