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BitGo courts crypto firms awaiting MiCA approval amid Binance licensing concerns
Latest NewsPublishedJun 17, 2026
Regulatory Pressure Mounts for Crypto Firms in Europe
As the July 1 deadline for MiCA compliance approaches, crypto companies are under pressure to meet the new regulatory requirements. The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) aims to create a unified framework for crypto assets across the EU. In response, companies like BitGo are launching compliant infrastructure platforms to help exchanges and fintech firms navigate the new landscape.
MiCA-Compliant Solutions
BitGo Europe has launched a crypto-as-a-service platform designed to meet MiCA standards, providing regulated infrastructure for companies to connect to custody, trading, onboarding, and wallet systems. This allows exchanges and fintech companies to maintain control of their customer-facing products while leveraging BitGo’s compliant infrastructure. The platform includes tools for Know Your Customer (KYC) checks, transaction controls, and settlement of supported digital assets.
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As the crypto landscape continues to evolve, companies like BitGo and EcoPool are well-positioned to support the growth of the industry. With a focus on compliance, security, and user experience, these platforms can help individuals and companies navigate the complexities of the crypto market. For those interested in exploring the world of crypto and earning opportunities, EcoPool‘s services offer a convenient and accessible entry point.
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BitGo targets exchanges with MiCA-ready tools
BitGo Europe’s MiCA service launch comes more than a year after the company secured authorization under the framework. Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) issued the license in May 2025.
BitGo’s platform allows exchanges and fintech companies to connect to regulated custody, trading, onboarding and wallet systems through APIs. Instead of building full compliance systems in-house, crypto service providers can plug into BitGo’s infrastructure while keeping control of their customer-facing products.
Source: Mike Belshe
The system includes tools for programmatic Know Your Customer (KYC) checks, transaction controls and settlement of supported digital assets. BitGo also supports euro payments through Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) rails in eligible regions, enabling fiat on- and off-ramps within a regulated setup.
Exchange pressure builds as MiCA transition tightens
BitGo did not say whether its infrastructure could help companies such as Binance continue operating in the EU if regulators ultimately reject a license.
Cointelegraph reached out to BitGo for clarification but did not receive a response by publication time.
The company said the shift is especially urgent in markets such as Poland and Lithuania, where older national registration regimes are being phased out under the new system.
Related: Polish president vetoes crypto bill for third time ahead of MiCA deadline
In Lithuania, the transition period for legacy virtual asset service providers ended on Dec. 31, 2025. In Poland, implementation remains unresolved, adding uncertainty for companies still operating under national approvals as the EU-wide framework takes effect.
“We believe Europe is moving toward a more unified and durable regulatory framework for digital assets,” CEO Belshe said. “BitGo was built for moments like this […] With BitGo Europe, we are giving businesses a way to meet the MiCA standard while continuing to serve the market with confidence.”
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