MiCA-Regulated Crypto-Asset Companies in Liechtenstein

MiCA Regulation in Liechtenstein: What You Need to Know

Since MiCA became fully applicable across the EU in December 2024, any firm offering crypto-asset services in Liechtenstein — such as custody, operating a trading platform, exchanging crypto for fiat, executing orders, or providing advice — must be authorized as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP). In Liechtenstein, that authorization is granted by the Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein (FMA).

One of MiCA's biggest advantages is passporting: a provider authorized in Liechtenstein can offer its services in every other EU and EEA member state without applying for a separate licence in each country. This is why the country in which a firm is authorized matters, and why MICA Watch organizes the register by member state.

The tables above list crypto-asset entities whose home member state is Liechtenstein, based on the official interim registers published by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). Data is refreshed regularly; the current snapshot reflects the status as of 18 August 2026. For the complete EU-wide picture, browse the full registry filtered to Liechtenstein or return to the interactive map.