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EU · ESMA MiCA register · 2026-10-24

Which crypto exchanges are authorised for your country?

Under MiCA a crypto-asset service provider needs an authorisation in one EU or EEA country and a passport for each other country it serves. Choose your country to see the companies authorised for crypto exchange or trading there (data as of 2026-10-24).

CountryAuthorised companiesLicensed in the country itselfLocal edition
Austria14110—
Belgium1470—
Bulgaria1344—
Croatia1395—
Cyprus14020—
Czechia1459—
Denmark1354—
Estonia1371—
Finland1372—
France15223—
Germany15716—
Greece1382—
Hungary1340—
Iceland1181—
Ireland13811—
Italy1538—
Latvia13611Latviešu
Liechtenstein1257—
Lithuania1393Lietuvių
Luxembourg1458—
Malta13417—
the Netherlands15217—
Norway1234—
Poland1390Polski
Portugal1441—
Romania1350Română
Slovakia1405—
Slovenia1391—
Spain1486—
Sweden1381—

Counted: companies authorised to run a trading platform or exchange crypto (MiCA services b, c or d) with the country as home or passport country. Source: CASP Tracker, ESMA MiCA interim register, CC BY 4.0. Data as of 2026-10-24.

How to read this

A company licensed in one EU or EEA country can be passported to yours; it is supervised by the regulator of the licence country. The register does not say whether a company actually accepts new customers in your country, nor anything about costs or safety.

Source: CASP Tracker (casptracker.eu), based on the ESMA MiCA interim registers. CC BY 4.0.

This page is not investment or tax advice.