The July 1 deadline has passed. Are you using a crypto exchange that is actually licensed under MiCA

Any exchange still operating on a legacy national registration without full CASP authorization can no longer legally serve EU clients. That is not a minor detail. It affects fund segregation, fee transparency, and whether your exchange can freeze withdrawals.

The Crypto Guide explains exactly what MiCA licensing means in practice: mandatory client fund segregation, fee transparency, and the difference between a CASP licence and a registration that is running out the clock. It also lists the 204 exchanges that currently hold full authorization, including Kraken, Coinbase, and Paybis.

If you are using a crypto exchange in the EU, knowing whether it holds genuine CASP authorization is the single most important piece of due diligence you can do. The guide shows you how to check any exchange's status on the ESMA register in under a minute.

Read the full Crypto Guide to understand what protections actually apply to your funds.