MiCA & CASP Crypto Licence
Legal Support Before the CNB for Crypto-Asset Service Providers
- Legal support for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) on MiCA authorization requirements.
- Compliance structuring: governance, AML/KYC policies, own-funds and business-plan documentation.
- Representation in dealings with the Czech National Bank (CNB) on licensing and supervisor matters.
- Advisor on the transition from the pre-MiCA regime to standard CASP authorization.
Under the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), an business providing crypto-asset services in the Czech Republic needs authorization from the Czech National Bank (CNB) as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP). We advise crypto businesses, exchanges, custodians and token issuers on structuring their compliance and licensing documentation for this process.
Our Services
→ MiCA/CASP Compliance Structuring
- Assessment of MiCA authorization requirements applicable to our business model
- Governance, AML/KYC and internal-control policy documentation
- Own-funds and business-plan documentation for the authorization file
- Structuring the Czech entity for a CASP application
→ Representation Before the CNB
- Communication with the Czech National Bank on licensing questions
- Support during the authorization review process
- Response to CNB information requests and supervisor queries
- Advisor on post-authorization compliance obligations
→ Ongoing Crypto Compliance
- Advisor on token issuance, exchange and custody activities under MiCA
- Tax and accounting-documentation coordination for crypto-asset activities
- Dispute resolution arising from crypto-asset transactions
- Monitoring regulator changes affecting an authorized CASP
What We Will Need From You
- Description of our business model and the crypto-asset services you provide or plan to provide
- Current corporate structure and jurisdiction of incorporation
- Existing compliance documentation, if any (AML policy, risk assessment)
- Information on our current regulator status (unauthorized, transitional, or already licensed elsewhere in the EU)
The transitional operating regime for crypto businesses already active before MiCA closed on 1 July 2026 — new and continuing crypto-asset activity in the Czech Republic now requires standard CASP authorization from the CNB.
Contact us for a consultation on MiCA/CASP authorization requirements for our crypto business in the Czech Republic.
Legal Consultation Fee
200 € (initial consultation), then from €300/hour + VAT
