Framework reference
MiCA for EU B2B software companies.
MiCA applies to crypto-asset issuers and crypto-asset service providers operating in the EU. Digital-asset companies need governance, operational resilience, security controls, incident handling, and evidence that supports authorization and ongoing supervisory expectations.
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- Category
- Binding EU regulations
- Obligation
- Binding
- Last updated
The obligation, in the act's words
Crypto-asset service providers shall take all reasonable steps to ensure continuity and regularity in the performance of their crypto-asset services. To that end, crypto-asset service providers shall employ appropriate and proportionate resources and procedures, including resilient and secure ICT systems…
Resilient and secure ICT systems is a supervisory expectation, and DORA supplies the detail for the same firms.
Who it applies to
- Crypto-asset service providers and issuers in the EU.
- Digital-asset platforms, wallets, exchanges, and related fintech suppliers.
- Software vendors serving MiCA-regulated customers.
What you need to do
- Governance, operational resilience, incident handling, outsourcing oversight, and customer protection.
- Security and continuity records that can support regulator or customer review.
- Alignment with DORA where financial-sector obligations overlap.
How to use this entry
- Use this page to understand the buyer or regulatory pressure before it becomes a deadline.
- Run the regulation checker to see whether this area is likely to matter for your company now.
- If it becomes relevant, Kaamos can help you scope the gap and turn it into prioritized security work.
Sources
Company profiles this applies to
- EU fintech or software supplier to financial customers — watches MiCA as it grows.
Information bank
MiCA is included as an information-bank entry. Use it to understand the pressure, then run the checker to see whether it should enter your roadmap.