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MiCA verificationRegulation (EU) 2023/1114Register read 10 November 2026hand review 156 days old · re-verification due

Is SafePal MiCA-licensed?

Outside MiCA scopeSafePal does not require MiCA authorisation.

SafePal (Singapore-incorporated) provides hardware + software self-custody. Its in-app swap functionality routes via third-party DEX aggregators; SafePal itself does not custody funds. MiCA does not apply to the hardware sale or the non-custodial swap routing.

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Audit receipt#cc-MICA-VERIFY-SAFEPAL-5f0c3a28 Methodology §3
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Is SafePal MiCA-licensed?

SafePal does not require MiCA authorisation. Checked against ESMA's interim MiCA register, read 10 November 2026. SafePal (Singapore-incorporated) provides hardware + software self-custody.

Source:Audit receipt #cc-MICA-VERIFY-SAFEPAL-5f0c3a28 Methodology

License details

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Category
Hardware Wallet
Status
Outside MiCA scope
License jurisdiction(s)
—
Supervising authority
—
Passporting
N/A — hardware + non-custodial app
Licensed since
—
Register read
10 November 2026
Receipt ID
cc-MICA-VERIFY-SAFEPAL-5f0c3a28

What this means for retail users

SafePal does not require MiCA authorisation because it does not perform crypto-asset service provider activities. MiCA applies to entities that custody, trade, or facilitate crypto-asset services for clients — not to hardware-wallet manufacturers, tax-reporting software, or fully decentralised protocols.

Lower-cost air-gapped hardware wallet. Companion non-custodial app for swaps via aggregator. EU retail users can use SafePal without MiCA-status concerns, but national consumer-protection, tax, and other relevant laws still apply per jurisdiction.

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