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CySEC Confirms February Deadline for Crypto Firms Seeking MiCA Approval
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has reminded Crypto-Asset Service Providers operating in Cyprus of the deadline to apply for authorisation under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. According to CySEC, the deadline for submitting an application under MiCA is 27 February 2026. The regulator referred to its earlier announcement, which outlined the transitional arrangements for existing providers. CASPs that are currently offering services under the national framework may continue operating during the transitional period. This applies until their application is approved or rejected or until the end of ... (full story)
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