Crypto.com secures MiCA license in Malta
Singapore-based change Crypto.com has secured a MiCA license from authorities in Malta after receiving provisional approval in mid-January.
The Malta Monetary Providers Authority has awarded a Markets in Crypto-Property Regulation license to Crypto.com’s Malta-based subsidiary, making the corporate one of many first main crypto exchanges to attain regulatory approval underneath the European Union’s licensing framework.
Securing a MiCA license from the MFSA permits Crypto.com to compliantly passport its providers throughout the European Financial Space, which contains 27 particular person member states.
Eric Anziani, President and COO at Crypto.com, remarked that the corporate prioritized securing a MiCA license as a part of its international growth technique. Anziani added that the platform plans to push regulated cryptocurrency adoption all through Europe.
The European Union has proven unbelievable foresight in designing and implementing a regulatory system, which suggests we are able to streamline operations to make sure each compliance and seamless cross-border exercise. We sit up for providing extra European customers our industry-leading services and products in a regulated setting.
Eric Anziani, President and COO at Crypto.com
In a separate announcement, Crypto.com unveiled its new Custody Providers for institutional shoppers within the U.S., Canada, and globally. In keeping with the corporate, U.S. and Canadian prospects can entry the Crypto.com Custody Belief Firm, which is chartered by the New Hampshire Banking Division.
The agency’s Crypto.com Custody Singapore, overseen by the
The MiCA license provides to Crypto.com’s rising portfolio of regulatory approvals. The Singapore-based crypto change, which additionally has a headquarters in Australia, has secured licenses from international regulators, together with the U.Okay. Monetary Conduct Authority, Dubai’s Digital Property Regulatory Authority, and a number of U.S. regulators since its launch in 2016.
