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E-Money Token (EMT) Issuers and White Papers under MiCA

An e-money token (EMT) is a crypto-asset that keeps a stable value by referencing one official currency — in practice, a regulated stablecoin. Under MiCA only authorised credit institutions and electronic money institutions may issue them, and holders always have a right of redemption at par.

This page lists the EMT records in the ESMA register. Because MiCA requires a white paper for each token offered, an issuer appears once per published white paper — so the same firm may show several rows, each linking to its own document.

As of 18 August 2026, MICA Watch tracks 43 EMT issuers records across 13 jurisdictions. The largest are Netherlands (9), France (8), Germany (4), Finland (4), Malta (4). Data is sourced from the ESMA interim register.

CountryEntity NameTrading NameAuthorityAuth DateWhite PaperWebsite
CZStable LabsCNB26/04/2017View document Visit
CZStable LabsCNB26/04/2017View document Visit
CZStable LabsCNB26/04/2017View document Visit
DEAllUnity GmbHBaFin20/06/2026View document Visit
DEAllUnity GmbHBaFin19/01/2026View document Visit
DEAllUnity GmbHBaFin08/05/2026View document Visit
DEAllUnity GmbHBaFin19/01/2026View document Visit
DKEurodollarFinanstilsynet17/02/2025- Visit
FIPaxos EUFIN-FSA23/11/2022View document Visit
FIPaxos EUFIN-FSA23/11/2022View document Visit
FIPaxos EUFIN-FSA23/11/2022View document Visit
FIPaxosFIN-FSA23/11/2022View document Visit
FRACPR01/07/2024View document Visit
FRACPR01/07/2024View document Visit
FRACPR01/07/2024View document Visit
FRACPR12/12/2024View document Visit
FRACPR22/11/2024View document Visit
FROddo BHFACPR26/06/2007View document Visit
FROuiTrustACPR02/12/2021View document Visit
FRCACEIS BANKACPR19/05/1979View document Visit
ISMoneriumCentral Bank of Iceland25/09/2019View document Visit
LTBLUE EMI LTLSC11/10/2022View document Visit
LTNewrailsBank of Lithuania04/06/2020View document Visit
LUBanking CircleCSSF29/10/2019View document Visit
LUAIEU Services Limited S.A.CSSF21/12/2018View document Visit
LUBridge Building S.A.CSSF23/07/2026View document Visit
LVGR8.moneyLatvijas Banka10/12/2025View document Visit
LVGR8.moneyLatvijas Banka10/12/2025View document Visit
MTStablR LtdMalta Financial Services Authority21/06/2024View document Visit
MTStablR LtdMalta Financial Services Authority21/06/2024View document Visit
MTStable mintMalta Financial Services Authority05/08/2024View document Visit
MTStable mintMalta Financial Services Authority05/08/2024View document Visit
NLFiat RepublicDNB29/11/2021View document Visit
NLFiat RepublicDNB29/11/2021View document Visit
NLFiat RepublicDNB29/11/2021View document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNB13/10/2023View document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNB13/10/2023View document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNB13/10/2023View document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNBView document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNBView document Visit
NLQuantoz PaymentsDNBView document Visit
PLStaBillonKNF23/04/2019- Visit
SIDinaroBank of Slovenia02/11/2021View document Visit

EMT vs ART — the difference that trips people up

Both are "stablecoins" in ordinary speech, but MiCA treats them very differently. An e-money token references a single official currency (a euro or dollar stablecoin). An asset-referenced token (ART) references a basket — several currencies, commodities, other crypto-assets, or a mix. EMTs may only be issued by credit or e-money institutions and are redeemable at par; ARTs face separate reserve, governance and disclosure rules scaled to their size.

What issuers must publish

Before offering an EMT to the public or seeking admission to trading, the issuer must draw up a crypto-asset white paper, notify it to its national competent authority and publish it. The white paper sets out the token, the rights attached, the reserve and redemption mechanics, and the risks. Every white paper linked here comes straight from the issuer.