MiCA Licence Status: Major Crypto Exchanges

MiCA requires crypto exchanges serving EU clients to hold a CASP licence from an EEA regulator. Below is the current status of the most-searched exchanges, drawn live from the EEA registry.

Registry data synced daily ยท Last checked: 28 Jun 2026

MiCA-licensed exchanges

Not MiCA-licensed

Binance

Binance withdrew its MiCA application in Greece and has not obtained a CASP licence in any EU member state as of June 2026.

not licensed

Coinbase

Coinbase operates in the EU through its Irish entity but has not yet obtained a MiCA CASP licence.

not licensed

Nexo

Nexo is incorporated in Switzerland and holds no MiCA CASP authorisation in any EU member state.

not licensed

MEXC

MEXC is headquartered in Seychelles and has been flagged by the Dutch AFM for operating without authorisation. No EU entity holds a MiCA licence.

not licensed

Not subject to CASP licensing

Tether / USDT

Tether issues USDT, an e-money token regulated under MiCA's EMT rules โ€” not a CASP service. Tether has not applied for EMT authorisation, and USDT has been delisted from most EU-licensed exchanges.

not applicable

XRP / Ripple

XRP is a crypto-asset, not a service provider. Ripple the company does not hold a MiCA CASP licence.

not applicable

About this page

Status is drawn directly from the EEA MiCA registry, synced daily. Licensed entries link to full company profiles including home country, passport scope, and authorised services. For the complete list of licensed CASPs, browse the registry by country.

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