Application for the issuance of a permit/license in the field of crypto-assets

The MiCA Regulation sets out rules for requirements related to the transparency and disclosure of information in connection with the issuance of crypto-assets and their admission to trading, the granting of permits to crypto-asset service provider, asset-backed token issuers and electronic money token issuers and their supervision, the operation, organisation and management of asset-backed token issuers, electronic money token issuers and crypto-asset service providers, as well as other aspects of crypto-assets markets.

One of the regulated services of crypto-assets is also the custody and management of crypto-assets on behalf of third parties, which means: the custody or control of crypto-assets or means of access to such crypto-assets on behalf of third parties, or in the form of private cryptographic keys.

The MiCA Regulation sets out rules for requirements related to the transparency and disclosure of information in connection with the issuance of crypto-assets and their admission to trading, the granting of permits to crypto-asset service provider, asset-backed token issuers and electronic money token issuers and their supervision, the operation, organisation and management of asset-backed token issuers, electronic money token issuers and crypto-asset service providers, as well as other aspects of crypto-assets markets.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the operation of a trading platform for crypto-assets, which means: the management of one or more trading platforms for crypto-assets, within which several third parties interested in buying and selling crypto-assets can interact in a manner that results in a contract, i.e., either the exchange of one crypto-asset for another, or the exchange of a crypto-asset for fiat currency that is a legal tender.

The MiCA Regulation sets out rules for requirements related to the transparency and disclosure of information in connection with the issuance of crypto-assets and their admission to trading, the granting of permits to crypto-asset service provider, asset-backed token issuers and electronic money token issuers and their supervision, the operation, organisation and management of asset-backed token issuers, electronic money token issuers and crypto-asset service providers, as well as other aspects of crypto-assets markets.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the exchange of crypto-assets for fiat currency, which means: concluding purchase or sale contracts relating to crypto-assets with third parties, while the consideration is represented by fiat currency that is a legal tender, using own capital.

The MiCA Regulation sets out rules for requirements related to the transparency and disclosure of information in connection with the issuance of crypto-assets and their admission to trading, the granting of permits to crypto-asset service provider, asset-backed token issuers and electronic money token issuers and their supervision, the operation, organisation and management of asset-backed token issuers, electronic money token issuers and crypto-asset service providers, as well as other aspects of crypto-assets markets.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets, which means: concluding purchase or sale contracts relating to crypto-assets with third parties, while the consideration is represented by other crypto-assets, using own capital.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the execution of instructions relating to crypto-assets on behalf of third parties, which means: concluding agreements on the purchase or sale of one or more crypto-assets or the underwriting of one or more crypto-assets on behalf of third parties.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the placement of crypto-assets, which means: placing newly issued crypto-assets or crypto-assets that have already been issued, but which have not yet been accepted for trading on a trading platform for crypto-assets, on the market for designated buyers, which does not include a public offering nor an offer to existing holders of the issuer's crypto-assets.

The MiCA Regulation sets out rules for requirements related to the transparency and disclosure of information in connection with the issuance of crypto-assets and their admission to trading, the granting of permits to crypto-asset service provider, asset-backed token issuers and electronic money token issuers and their supervision, the operation, organisation and management of asset-backed token issuers, electronic money token issuers and crypto-asset service providers, as well as other aspects of crypto-assets markets.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also accepting and forwarding instructions relating to crypto-assets on behalf of third parties, which means: accepting an instruction to buy or sell one or more crypto-assets or underwriting one or more crypto-assets from a person and forwarding this instruction to a third party for execution.

One of the regulated crypto-asset services is also the provision of advice on crypto-assets, which means: offering, providing or agreeing to provide personalised or specific recommendation to a third party, either at the request of a third party or at the instigation of a crypto-asset service provider who provides advice on the acquisition or sale of one or more crypto-assets or on the use of crypto-asset services.