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Crossmint has obtained a MiCA license and a payment institution license.
According to Foresight News , stablecoin infrastructure provider Crossmint has obtained a MiCA license and a Payments Provider (PSD2) license from the Spanish National Securities Market Commission, enabling it to operate independently as a stablecoin payment provider for its partners in EU countries without having to work with multiple licensed partners separately.
Both Revolut Crypto and Revolut X have obtained MiCA compliance licenses.
According to Foresight News , Revolut tweeted that both Revolut Crypto and Revolut X have obtained MiCA compliance licenses in Europe. Their European Economic Area (EEA) cryptocurrency services are provided by Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd (RDAEL), a privately held company registered in Cyprus, which has obtained a crypto asset servicer license (license number: 001/2025) issued by CySEC under MiCA.
Bridge has obtained both MiCA and EMI licenses, allowing it to legally conduct business throughout all EU member states.
According to Foresight News , stablecoin payment platform Bridge announced that it has obtained a MiCA license and an EMI (Electronic Money Institution) license in Luxembourg. Bridge can now legally operate in all 27 EU member states. The new licenses will enable Bridge to provide customers with virtual IBANs and Euro accounts, supporting cross-border fund transfers across the EU; help companies issue their own Euro stablecoins for top-ups, rewards, loyalty programs, or in-app currency; support companies in transferring funds between subsidiaries using their own stablecoins; and help banks and financial institutions achieve faster, lower-cost inter-institutional settlements using stablecoin channels.
Richard Teng posted an article regarding the MiCA transition: Affected users' assets are safe, and withdrawals can still be made after July 1st.
According to Foresight News , Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng stated that Binance is facilitating the MiCA compliance transition. Affected users' assets are safe, and they can still use previously announced options such as withdrawals after July 1st. He said the platform is directly communicating with affected users regarding subsequent steps and reminded users with account issues to contact customer service through official channels.
The European Banking Authority (EBCA) has released a penalty framework for non-compliant crypto issuers, bringing MiCA full enforcement imminent.
PANews reported on June 29th that, according to Cointelegraph, the European Banking Authority (EBA) released a consultation paper on June 26th proposing a standardized penalty framework for crypto asset issuers who violate MiCA regulations. According to the proposal, non-compliant issuers of material tokens will face fines of up to 12.5% of their annual revenue or twice the profits gained from the violation, with the maximum fine for material cryptocurrency tokens capped at 10% of their annual revenue. The EBA will employ a rigorous two-step process to determine the amount of the fine, incorporating aggravating or mitigating factors after assessing the severity of the underlying violation. This move marks the entry of EU MiCA regulation into a substantive enforcement phase. The framework's release comes just before the crucial July 1st deadline, when crypto companies must obtain formal licenses from national regulators to operate legally within the 27 EU member states; unlicensed companies face the risk of closure.
Spain confirms MiCA's transition period will not be extended; unlicensed crypto platforms must exit the market starting in July.
According to Foresight News , the Spanish Securities Market Commission (CNMV) has clarified that it will not extend the EU's MiCA regulatory transition period. Crypto platforms without a CASP license must cease operations after July 1, 2026. The regulations require these platforms to only conduct asset transfers and account closures, and to properly handle customer fund migrations. The CNMV emphasized that it will strictly enforce this rule and maintain consistency with the EU regulatory framework. After the new regulations are implemented, only licensed institutions can provide crypto services such as trading and custody in the EU, which is expected to accelerate industry compliance and market consolidation.