EU and EEA, under MiCA
229providers joined the MiCA register in 2026 to 31 October
145in 2025
75 in June 2026, the last month before the transition to MiCA ended on 1 July 2026.
Anvesan Research · November 2026
A practical guide to stablecoin licensing across major regions: the US, Europe, MENA, and LatAm. Understand the required licences, regulators, capital requirements, fees and key dates, all in one place.
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229providers joined the MiCA register in 2026 to 31 October
145in 2025
75 in June 2026, the last month before the transition to MiCA ended on 1 July 2026.
* 22 hold approval in principle in Dubai. Firms in Dubai's DIFC are not counted.
Firms on each register on 31 October 2026, by the year each was first licensed for crypto.
93 of Germany's 111 providers passport into no other EEA country. 70 of those 93 are banks.
15 more home countries hold 68 providers.
178providers from other EEA countries can serve it
12licensed there
156providers from other EEA countries can serve it
12licensed there
159providers from other EEA countries can serve it
23licensed there
No EEA country has fewer than 156 from abroad.
companies have filed with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national charter to run a digital-asset or stablecoin business
charters granted
approved or conditionally approved, not yet granted
awaiting a decision
Charter filings on the OCC's digital-asset index, and other trust charter filings by crypto or stablecoin businesses.
Anvesan Atlas, official registers to 31 October 2026.
