Crypto exchanges with a MiCA license

    Search the ESMA list of crypto exchanges authorised as CASPs under MiCA.

    This list brings together 407 crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) from the public ESMA register. Each profile shows the firm, the home member state that granted the authorisation and the services covered. Search by name or review the newest authorisations. MiCA authorisation explained.

    407
    CASPs on the register
    28
    Home member states
    07/12/2026
    Latest authorisation

    Newest authorisations

    407 CASPs
    Last authorization: 07/12/2026

    VR-Bank Passau eG

    Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
    Authorized: 07/12/2026
    Ludwigsplatz 1, 94032 Passau
    DEGermany

    Authorized services

    Execution

    Passported to (1 countries)

    DEDE

    Raiffeisenbank Landshuter Land eG

    Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
    Authorized: 03/12/2026
    Lindenstraße 53, 84030 Ergolding
    DEGermany

    Authorized services

    Execution

    Passported to (1 countries)

    DEDE

    Raiffeisenbank Kirchweihtal eG

    Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
    Authorized: 25/11/2026
    Bahnhofstraße 8, 87666 Pforzen
    DEGermany

    Authorized services

    Execution

    Passported to (1 countries)

    DEDE

    Volksbank Oberberg eG

    Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
    Authorized: 19/11/2026
    Bahnhofstraße 3, 51674 Wiehl
    DEGermany

    Authorized services

    Execution

    Passported to (1 countries)

    DEDE

    Full ESMA CASP register · 407 entities. The complete list is in the public ESMA register. Open the official register

    CASPs by ESMA home member state

    Each country page lists providers whose home member state code is that country, and a separate block of firms that passport services into it. Spain’s CNMV home-state CASPs and passport operators are listed under MiCA license Spain: CNMV home CASPs and passport operators. Crypto-asset service providers in Bulgaria, home-state firms and those that passport in, are listed under crypto-asset service providers in Bulgaria (MiCA CASPs). BaFin home-state CASPs and firms that passport into Germany are listed under CASP license in Germany. CySEC home-state CASPs and firms that passport into Cyprus are listed under MiCA license in Cyprus. EFSA home-state CASPs and firms that passport into Estonia are listed under MiCA license in Estonia. CNB home-state CASPs and firms that passport into the Czech Republic are listed under MiCA license in the Czech Republic. Bank of Lithuania home-state CASPs and firms that passport into Lithuania are listed under MiCA license in Lithuania. Banco de Portugal home-state crypto-asset service providers, and firms that passport into Portugal, are listed under MiCA license in Portugal. Finanstilsynet home-state firms on the ESMA register, and firms that passport into Norway, are listed under Crypto license in Norway.

    MiCA guides

    Guides on the CASP authorisation, the transitional period, the passport, stablecoins and each country’s authority, plus notes on Binance, DAC8, tax, the Travel Rule and a comparison of authorised alternatives.

    For tax reporting, see what an exchange may report to the tax authority.

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    CASPs by Country (Top 10)

    CASPs by Service

    What does being under MiCA mean?

    Exchanges authorized under MiCA must comply with strict European regulatory obligations.

    DAC8

    Obligation to report client tax information to European tax authorities.

    Travel Rule

    Requirement to share sender and beneficiary data in crypto-asset transfers.

    KYC/AML

    Mandatory identity verification and anti-money laundering measures.

    Reserves

    Obligation to maintain reserves and segregation of client funds.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    We answer the most common questions about MiCA, DAC8 and exchange obligations.

    What is MiCA?
    MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) is the European regulation for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs). It requires a national authorisation before a firm can offer crypto-asset services in the EU. The register on this page lists the firms ESMA publishes under that authorisation. What that authorisation is, and how to check it, is in MiCA authorisation explained.
    What is a MiCA license?
    It is the EU authorisation a firm needs before it offers crypto-asset services. In UK spelling the same authorisation is often called a MiCA licence. The exchanges ESMA has published are on this register; each profile shows the home member state and the LEI. The explainer is MiCA license and licence.
    How do I check whether an exchange has a MiCA license?
    Search the commercial or legal name on this register. A profile shows the LEI, the home member state and the services. Several well-known brands are grouped on MiCA-regulated alternatives. The check against the ESMA file, the LEI and the home authority is in MiCA authorisation explained.
    How long does the MiCA transitional period last in Spain?
    Article 143(3) of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 sets an outer date of 1 July 2026 and lets each member state shorten it. The CNMV has published that in Spain the period ends on 1 July 2026. The citations, and what that means, are in MiCA transitional period. Full authorisation is explained in MiCA authorisation.
    Which authority grants a MiCA license in each country?
    The home member state’s national authority grants it, not ESMA. Spanish home rows name the CNMV; German rows name BaFin; French rows name the AMF. The map and the country pages are in MiCA license by country.
    Is Binance legal in Spain?
    As of November 2026 Binance does not appear in the ESMA CASP register mirrored on this site, so there is no profile. The write-up is Is Binance legal in Spain under MiCA?. Firms with Spain as home member state, and those that passport in, are on the MiCA license Spain page.
    What does it mean for an exchange to be under MiCA?
    It means the exchange has obtained authorization from a European regulator to operate legally. This implies compliance with capital requirements, security, consumer protection and ongoing supervision. Each firm's profile is on the ESMA register on this page.
    What is DAC8 and how does it affect me?
    DAC8 is the European directive that requires exchanges to report their clients' tax information to tax authorities. If you operate on an exchange under MiCA, your transactions can be reported to the tax authority. The detail is in the MiCA and DAC8 guide.
    What is the Travel Rule?
    The Travel Rule requires exchanges to share sender and beneficiary data in crypto-asset transfers over €1,000. It is similar to traditional bank transfers and aims to prevent money laundering. More context is in the Travel Rule guide.
    Do exchanges under MiCA report to tax authorities?
    Yes. Under DAC8, exchanges authorized in the EU must report their clients' transactions to tax authorities in the country of residence. This includes purchases, sales and exchanges of crypto-assets. The DAC8 guide explains the data, and the 2026 crypto tax guide covers the return.
    What is the difference between a CASP and an exchange?
    CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider) is the regulatory term that includes exchanges and other services such as custody, advisory or portfolio management. An exchange is a type of CASP specialized in buying and selling crypto-assets.
    Where does the data on this website come from?
    The data comes from the official ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) register, which maintains an updated list of all CASPs authorized under MiCA in Europe. This page publishes that list on the home register.
    How often is the data updated?
    The data is fetched directly from the ESMA register each time you visit the page. You can see the date of the last authorization and the query date at the top of the list.