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MiCA verificationRegulation (EU) 2023/1114Register read 10 November 2026

Is Crypto.com MiCA-licensed?

MiCA ✓ licensedYes — Crypto.com is MiCA-licensed.

Foris DAX MT Limited, trading as Crypto.com, holds a MiCA CASP authorisation from the Malta Financial Services Authority (27 January 2025, ESMA interim register) and passports across the EU + EEA.

Direct answer

Is Crypto.com MiCA-licensed?

Yes — Crypto.com is MiCA-licensed. Checked against ESMA's interim MiCA register, read 10 November 2026. Foris DAX MT Limited, trading as Crypto.com, holds a MiCA CASP authorisation from the Malta Financial Services Authority (27 January 2025, ESMA interim register) and passports across the EU + EEA.

License details

Structured data from the MiCA register cross-reference. Updates trigger a new methodology revision and a fresh signed receipt.

Category
Exchange + Card
Status
MiCA ✓ licensed
License jurisdiction(s)
Malta
Supervising authority
MFSA (Malta)
Passporting
All 27 EU member states + EEA
Licensed since
27 January 2025
Register read
10 November 2026
Receipt ID
cc-MICA-VERIFY-CRYPTO_COM-6857f446

What this means for retail users

Crypto.com can lawfully provide crypto-asset services to retail users across the European Union and EEA. The MiCA framework imposes capital adequacy, custody segregation, complaint-handling, marketing-rule, and consumer-disclosure requirements that materially reduce operational and counterparty risk versus non-licensed providers.

Crypto card holders. Cashback on EUR payments. Combined exchange + card under one provider.

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