Bitget EU has applied for approval under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), moving closer to working under the EU’s unified crypto rules. The application was sent to Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA). If approved, Bitget could offer regulated crypto services across the EU with one license.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed the news and said regulators are now reviewing the application. While this is happening, current users can keep using the platform as usual.
MiCAR is now the main part of Europe’s crypto rules, giving digital asset firms a single set of guidelines across all member countries. Because of this, exchanges and financial institutions are seeking approval to make sure they can keep working in Europe for the long term.
Bitget is one of many companies adjusting to the new rules. Recent approvals for financial institutions and crypto firms across Europe show how quickly the framework is being adopted. For exchanges, MiCAR approval means clear rules and the chance to serve customers across the EU without needing separate licenses in each country.
Bitget is applying as it keeps expanding internationally, even though it sometimes faces scrutiny from industry watchers. Getting approval from Austria’s regulator would make Bitget stronger in one of the world’s most regulated crypto markets and support its focus on compliance as it grows.
A quick update for our EU community on where Bitget EU stands in the MiCAR authorisation process:
🔹 Bitget EU has submitted an application for authorisation as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCAR to the Austrian Financial Market Authority.
🔹 Bitget EU’s application is… https://t.co/SKampjmanw
— Gracy Chen @Bitget (@GracyBitget) June 17, 2026
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