MiCA CASP tracker makes EU crypto licences searchable

The MiCA Crypto Alliance launched its MiCA CASP Tracker on Aug. 5, turning public authorisation data from the European Securities and Markets Authority into a searchable directory for crypto users, businesses and compliance teams. Summary MiCA Alliance launched a searchable tracker covering authorised crypto providers listed in ESMA’s official register. Users can filter firms by country, regulator, company name, authorisation date, and licensed services online. Ten regulated services include custody, trading platforms, exchanges, order execution, advice, portfolio management, and transfers. ESMA republishes its interim register weekly, with the latest available file dated July 31, 2026. Unauthorised providers must stop onboarding clients, while consumers should verify firms through ESMA’s authoritative register. The tool allows users to check whether a company appears in ESMA’s Markets in Crypto-Assets register and review the services it may legally provide. Each profile can show the firm’s name, Legal Entity Identifier, home country, national regulator, authorisation date and approved service categories. MiCA tracker makes ESMA data easier to search ESMA currently publishes its in...