Bare Bitcoin

Is Bare Bitcoin a licensed MiCA CASP?

Yes. Bare Bitcoin is authorised as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) under MiCA by Finanstilsynet (NO) in Norway, with authorisation notified June/July 2026 (exact date per register). Source: ESMA Interim MiCA Register.

Home member state: Norway (NO). Competent authority: Finanstilsynet (NO).

Authorisation notification: June/July 2026 (exact date per register)

Source: ESMA Interim MiCA Register (via Micahub). Enable JavaScript for the interactive register.

EU CASP License Application under MiCA – Free Scoping + AI Dataroom

What's on Micahub

The most comprehensive free resource on EU crypto licensing and CASP license applications — then free CASP scoping, then paid dataroom automation when you are ready to file under MiCA.

Application preparation: Micahub dataroom automates document assembly and gap analysis for CASP authorization packs (NCA review typically 6–12 months).

How much does Micahub cost?

Micahub reduces compliance costs by 60-80% vs traditional law firms (€150K-500K). Free scoping tool at /screening; application preparation €30K-100K, 4-8 weeks.

Contents

What's on Micahub
Cost Q&A
Pricing
MiCA Timeline
AI Documentation

Pricing

Approach	Cost	Timeline
Traditional Law Firm	€150,000 - €500,000	6-12 months
Micahub Automation	€30,000 - €100,000	4-8 weeks

MiCA Timeline

Date	Milestone	Action
June 30, 2024	MiCA Stablecoin Rules	ART/EMT issuers must comply
December 30, 2024	Full MiCA (Title V)	Grandfathering begins for VASPs
December 23, 2025	White paper iXBRL	Single iXBRL XHTML filing (ITS 2024/2984)
January 1, 2026	CARF / DAC8	CASP tax reporting period begins
Q1 2026	Application Window Open	NCAs accepting CASP applications
July 1, 2026	Grandfathering Ends	Unauthorized providers must cease EU operations

AI Documentation

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