Professional MiCA counterparty due diligence: check whether a crypto firm is a licensed CASP, ART/EMT issuer, or NCA-flagged non-compliant entity. Free ESMA register lookup for operators, counsel, and compliance teams.
Search by legal name or domain on this page. Results show licensed CASPs, ART/EMT issuers, and NCA-flagged non-compliant entities from the ESMA Interim MiCA Register (plus nationally approved CASPs pending ESMA). Open the entity page for NCA, dates, and services, then confirm with the relevant NCA for critical decisions.
A licensed hit means the firm appears as an authorised CASP or token issuer in our ESMA mirror (or as a national addition not yet in ESMA). A non-compliant hit means an NCA has flagged the entity. No result means we found no match; it does not alone prove the firm is unlicensed or clear.
This tool is for counterparty due diligence. If you need MiCA authorisation yourself, use the free scoping tool at micahub.net/screening/ or the CASP license guide at micahub.net/mica-casp-license/.
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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).
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.
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