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Crypto.com Becomes First Global Exchange to Gain MiCA License Approval from Malta, Covering 27 EU States
Jan 17, 2025, 08:10 PM
Crypto.com has received in-principle approval for a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license from Malta's financial regulator, marking it as the first global cryptocurrency exchange to operate across the European Union under a unified regulatory framework. This approval paves the way for Crypto.com to offer its services across all 27 EU member states once the full license is granted. The MiCA regulation, aimed at providing clarity and consistency in the crypto sector, will enable Crypto.com to enhance transparency and compliance in its operations throughout the EU.
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