Name: MiCA Register: EU Authorized Crypto-Asset Service Providers and Token Issuers
Creator: ESMA
License: https://www.esma.europa.eu/about-esma/legal-notice

Question 1

Is the MiCA register the same as the CASP register?

Accepted Answer

Yes. MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) is the EU law; a CASP is a crypto-asset service provider authorised under it. The MiCA register, CASP register, and ESMA register refer to the same official list of authorised providers. Micahub mirrors that ESMA Interim MiCA Register and also covers ART issuers, EMT issuers, and non-compliant entities.

Question 2

Where is the MiCA license list of licensed companies?

Accepted Answer

The searchable MiCA license list of authorised CASPs is at micahub.net/mica-register/casp/. The hub at micahub.net/mica-register/ also covers ART issuers, EMT issuers, non-compliant entities, DLT Pilot operators, and weekly changelog diffs. Built for operators, counsel, and counterparty due diligence.

Question 3

How many companies have a MiCA (CASP) license?

Accepted Answer

Live counts are shown on this hub and checked daily at 06:00 UTC against ESMA source files mirrored on Cloudflare. The register updates when ESMA publishes. Open the CASP list for the full searchable directory, or use mica-stats.json for machine-readable totals.

Question 4

How often is the MiCA register updated?

Accepted Answer

ESMA updates the source register on irregular weekdays. Micahub checks Cloudflare's daily mirror every day at 06:00 UTC and refreshes only when the files changed. The date on this page reflects the most recent successful pull. The register changelog lists additions and removals.

Question 5

How do I check if a counterparty is MiCA-licensed?

Accepted Answer

Use the free status checker at micahub.net/mica-status-check/ for counterparty due diligence, or search the CASP list. Each entity page shows NCA, home member state, authorisation date, and licensed services. Also check the non-compliant list for NCA flags.

Question 6

What does it mean if a company is on the non-compliant list?

Accepted Answer

The non-compliant list records entities that a national competent authority has flagged for breaching MiCA requirements, including unauthorised provision of crypto-asset services or revocation. Use it in counterparty due diligence before contracting.

Question 7

Does a CASP licence include passporting across the EEA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A CASP authorised in one EEA home member state can passport services to other member states under MiCA. Entity pages show passporting host-state counts where ESMA publishes them.

Question 8

Who maintains the official MiCA register?

Accepted Answer

ESMA maintains the official Interim MiCA Register with data submitted by national competent authorities. Micahub provides a searchable professional mirror, checked daily and updated when ESMA publishes, plus national approvals not yet in the ESMA file where we track them.