Czech National Bank grants MiCA crypto-asset service licences to 11 entities
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Executive summaryFact
The Czech National Bank said it had granted MiCA crypto-asset service licences to 11 entities as the MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026. After that date, only entities authorised by an EU Member State's competent authority may provide crypto-asset services in the EU.
Primary source: Czech National Bank ↗
Key factsFact
- Event
- Licence / authorisation
- Jurisdiction
- EU
- Source
- Czech National Bank
- Source tier
- Tier 1 · Regulator / central bank
- Regulation
- MiCA
Key datesFact
- MiCA transitional period ended
From the sourceFact
“After this date, only legal entities authorised by the competent supervisory authority of an EU Member State will be allowed to provide crypto-asset services throughout the European Union.”
Why it matters for banksAnalysis
With transitional periods over, banks partnering with or acquiring crypto service providers in the EU must verify MiCA authorisation status directly.
Editorial analysis based on the facts above and the sources below; not legal or investment advice.
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- PrimaryCzech National Bank ↗2026-07-01quote matched 2026-10-22
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