Glossary · Compliance
MiCA
- Also called
- Markets in Crypto-Assets
- CASP
- stablecoin regulation
What it means
MiCA (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114) became fully applicable on December 30, 2024, with transitional periods for existing providers that vary by member state. It requires crypto-asset service providers to be authorized and sets rules for stablecoin issuers.
For prop firms, MiCA matters through payments. Crypto payment gateways serving EU customers need the right authorization, and some stablecoins have been restricted on EU platforms because their issuers are not authorized under MiCA. That can affect which coins a firm can accept from, or pay to, EU traders through a compliant provider.
MiCA does not regulate prop evaluations as such; the question is whether your crypto payment partners are compliant for the customers you serve.
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