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State of the EU MiCA Register: 294 authorised providers

A running count of the EU crypto-asset market under MiCA, straight from the ESMA register and re-validated weekly against national regulators. The numbers below are free to cite; never a paid placement.

As of 18 July 2026, the ESMA register lists 294 authorised crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) across 26 EU and EEA jurisdictions. 128 passport their services across most of the EEA; 14 are authorised for their home market only (median passporting reach: 8 countries). 6 venues additionally hold a MiFID II licence for crypto derivatives, and 8 crypto cards are live for EEA residents. Every figure is drawn from the ESMA register and re-validated weekly against national regulator sources.

The register at a glance

294
authorised CASPs
26
EU/EEA jurisdictions
128
passport across most of the EEA
14
home-market only
6
MiFID II derivatives venues
8
live EEA crypto cards

Passporting means a provider authorised in one Member State may serve the whole EEA; the median provider passports to 8 countries. Home state is where a provider is supervised, not the only place it operates.

Which countries have authorised the most providers?

Authorisation count by home Member State. The national competent authority supervises the provider; passporting extends its reach across the EEA.

Home Member StateAuthorised CASPsNational regulator
Germany 59 via ESMA register
France 31 via ESMA register
Netherlands 28 via ESMA register
Malta 22 via ESMA register
Cyprus 21 via ESMA register
Luxembourg 13 via ESMA register
Spain 13 via ESMA register
Ireland 12 via ESMA register
Austria 11 via ESMA register
Czech Republic 11 via ESMA register

What services are authorised across the register?

MiCA defines 10 crypto-asset service types. Share of the 294 authorised providers holding each, from their register entries.

MiCA serviceProvidersShare
Custody 208 71%
Transfer services 189 64%
Exchange for funds 169 57%
Order execution 152 52%
Exchange for crypto 142 48%
Order R&T 85 29%
Portfolio management on crypto-assets 54 18%
Advice 44 15%
Placing 36 12%
Operating a trading platform 20 7%

Register changes since 8 July 2026

Net entity changes tracked across our stored snapshots (2026-07-08 to 2026-07-18).

Newly authorised (13)

  • BARE BITCOIN AS
  • Bison Bank
  • CPS
  • HPB d.d.
  • Hodleris
  • IQANA TECHNOLOGIES S.L.
  • Kaiser Partner Privatbank
  • OSL EU
  • Raiffeisebank Auerbach-Freihung eG
  • Ripple Payments Europe S.A.
  • SMART VALOR
  • Volksbank Schwarzwald-Donau-Neckar eG
  • tothemoon

Common questions about the MiCA register

How many MiCA-authorised crypto exchanges are there in the EU?

As of 18 July 2026 the ESMA register lists 294 authorised crypto-asset service providers across 26 EU/EEA jurisdictions. The largest by count are Germany (59), France (31), Netherlands (28), Malta (22), Cyprus (21).

Which EU country has authorised the most crypto providers under MiCA?

Germany leads with 59 authorised CASPs, followed by France (31) and Netherlands (28). Authorisation in one Member State can be passported across the EEA, so the home state is where the provider is supervised, not the only place it operates.

What services are MiCA-authorised providers allowed to offer?

MiCA defines 10 crypto-asset service types. The most common in the register are custody (71%), transfer services (64%), exchange for funds (57%), order execution (52%). A provider is only authorised for the specific services listed in its register entry.

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Sources and method

Every count is computed from The Crypto Register's structured mirror of the ESMA Register of Crypto-Asset Service Providers, the primary source, re-validated weekly against national competent authority registers under a two-source rule. MiFID II derivatives venues and crypto-card issuers follow the same discipline on their own registers. Figures update with each build; this page always shows the latest verified snapshot as of the date at the top. Our methodology explains every field. This is an independent, advertising-supported information project; no provider pays for placement, and no ranking or score is expressed or implied.