The European Securities and Markets Authority updated its Markets in Crypto-Assets register on Thursday, adding 15 crypto-asset service providers, or CASPs. The new entries include newly compliant firms from Bulgaria, Denmark and Latvia, according to the update cited by Cointelegraph. The move marks the latest step in the rollout of the MiCA framework after earlier batches of authorized entities were added following the July 1 deadline. ESMA is still processing applications from providers seeking authorization, while companies continue moving through licensing procedures needed to operate in the European market. The latest additions show that the approval pipeline remains active as more firms work toward regulatory clearance under the EU’s new crypto regime.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated its Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) register on Thursday, adding 15 crypto-asset service providers, or CASPs. The new names include newly compliant firms from Bulgaria, Denmark and Latvia.
The update is the latest development since the MiCA framework took effect. ESMA had already added multiple batches of authorized entities after the July 1 deadline.
Regulators are still reviewing applications from providers seeking authorization, and related firms are continuing to complete licensing procedures for the European market.
Cointelegraph was cited as the source of the report.
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