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BitPay is an all-in-one crypto app and payment platform that enables users to buy, store, swap, and spend cryptocurrencies in the real world. It provides a self-custody wallet supporting multiple networks including Bitcoin and Solana, allowing users to pay bills, buy gift cards, shop with merchants, and send money globally. For businesses, BitPay offers tools to accept crypto payments online, via stablecoins, in-store, and through email billing, with settlement options to bank accounts.
ESMA adds 15 crypto service providers to MiCA registry, including BNY Mellon subsidiary
the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated the provisional MiCA registry on Friday, adding 15 licensed crypto asset service providers (CASPs), bringing the total number to 309. The newly added institutions include BNY SA/NV, the Belgian subsidiary of US banking giant BNY Mellon. This latest batch includes four banking institutions, three of which are from Germany, alongside digital asset platforms such as BitPay, Coinify, and Bleap. Germany and Denmark each added three CASPs, Bulgaria and Latvia each added two, while Belgium, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, and the Netherlands each added one. ESMA stated that this update did not alter other MiCA-related registries, including those for asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), e-money tokens (EMTs), authorized issuers of crypto assets, and the list of non-compliant entities. Following the previous transitional deadline on July 1, ESMA’s second update had added 14 CASPs, including Ripple Payments Europe.
BitPay Obtains Netherlands MiCA License, Can Provide Regulated Crypto Services in EU
BitPay 发文表示，其荷兰实体 BitPay B.V. 已获荷兰金融市场管理局（AFM）授权，成为《加密资产市场监管法案》（MiCA）框架下的加密资产服务提供商（CASP），可在欧盟范围内提供受监管的加密服务。
BitPay obtains Dutch MiCA crypto asset service provider license, will expand stablecoin payments
: Crypto payment company BitPay announced that it has received approval from the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets to obtain a crypto asset service provider license, allowing it to operate within EU member states under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework. BitPay stated that this license will support the company in expanding services such as crypto payments and stablecoin payments across Europe. According to relevant requirements, starting July 1, all entities providing crypto-related services must be subject to regulation. Jonathan Arler, BitPay's Head of Europe, stated that Europe is one of the most important regions for the future development of payments. Previously, Ripple announced that it had obtained a crypto asset service provider license from the Luxembourg financial regulator.
BNY Mellon European Subsidiary Included in MiCA Registration, ESMA Adds 15 Crypto-Asset Service Providers
According to Cointelegraph, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated the registration list for the third time after the MiCA transition period deadline, adding 15 crypto-asset service providers, bringing the total number of licensed institutions to 309. New institutions include BNY SA/NV, the European subsidiary of BNY Mellon, 3 German banks, and digital asset platforms such as BitPay, Coinify, and Bleap.
ESMA adds 15 crypto service providers to MiCA registry, including BNY Mellon subsidiary
the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated the provisional MiCA registry on Friday, adding 15 licensed crypto asset service providers (CASPs), bringing the total number to 309. The newly added institutions include BNY SA/NV, the Belgian subsidiary of US banking giant BNY Mellon. This latest batch includes four banking institutions, three of which are from Germany, alongside digital asset platforms such as BitPay, Coinify, and Bleap. Germany and Denmark each added three CASPs, Bulgaria and Latvia each added two, while Belgium, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, and the Netherlands each added one. ESMA stated that this update did not alter other MiCA-related registries, including those for asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), e-money tokens (EMTs), authorized issuers of crypto assets, and the list of non-compliant entities. Following the previous transitional deadline on July 1, ESMA’s second update had added 14 CASPs, including Ripple Payments Europe.
BitPay obtains Dutch MiCA crypto asset service provider license, will expand stablecoin payments
: Crypto payment company BitPay announced that it has received approval from the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets to obtain a crypto asset service provider license, allowing it to operate within EU member states under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework. BitPay stated that this license will support the company in expanding services such as crypto payments and stablecoin payments across Europe. According to relevant requirements, starting July 1, all entities providing crypto-related services must be subject to regulation. Jonathan Arler, BitPay's Head of Europe, stated that Europe is one of the most important regions for the future development of payments. Previously, Ripple announced that it had obtained a crypto asset service provider license from the Luxembourg financial regulator.
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BNY Mellon European Subsidiary Included in MiCA Registration, ESMA Adds 15 Crypto-Asset Service Providers
According to Cointelegraph, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated the registration list for the third time after the MiCA transition period deadline, adding 15 crypto-asset service providers, bringing the total number of licensed institutions to 309. New institutions include BNY SA/NV, the European subsidiary of BNY Mellon, 3 German banks, and digital asset platforms such as BitPay, Coinify, and Bleap.
ESMA adds 15 crypto service providers to MiCA registry, including BNY Mellon subsidiary
the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) updated the provisional MiCA registry on Friday, adding 15 licensed crypto asset service providers (CASPs), bringing the total number to 309. The newly added institutions include BNY SA/NV, the Belgian subsidiary of US banking giant BNY Mellon. This latest batch includes four banking institutions, three of which are from Germany, alongside digital asset platforms such as BitPay, Coinify, and Bleap. Germany and Denmark each added three CASPs, Bulgaria and Latvia each added two, while Belgium, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, and the Netherlands each added one. ESMA stated that this update did not alter other MiCA-related registries, including those for asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), e-money tokens (EMTs), authorized issuers of crypto assets, and the list of non-compliant entities. Following the previous transitional deadline on July 1, ESMA’s second update had added 14 CASPs, including Ripple Payments Europe.
BitPay Obtains Netherlands MiCA License, Can Provide Regulated Crypto Services in EU
BitPay 发文表示，其荷兰实体 BitPay B.V. 已获荷兰金融市场管理局（AFM）授权，成为《加密资产市场监管法案》（MiCA）框架下的加密资产服务提供商（CASP），可在欧盟范围内提供受监管的加密服务。
BitPay obtains Dutch MiCA crypto asset service provider license, will expand stablecoin payments
: Crypto payment company BitPay announced that it has received approval from the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets to obtain a crypto asset service provider license, allowing it to operate within EU member states under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework. BitPay stated that this license will support the company in expanding services such as crypto payments and stablecoin payments across Europe. According to relevant requirements, starting July 1, all entities providing crypto-related services must be subject to regulation. Jonathan Arler, BitPay's Head of Europe, stated that Europe is one of the most important regions for the future development of payments. Previously, Ripple announced that it had obtained a crypto asset service provider license from the Luxembourg financial regulator.