Choosing an exchange under MiCA
Which crypto exchanges are licensed in the EU, what they really cost and how to spot a dubious provider.
Since July 2026 every MiCA transition period has run out: anyone offering crypto to customers in the EU needs a licence. Not every well-known exchange has one.
In the webinar we show you how to check an exchange's licence yourself in the register of the European regulator ESMA, how to compare fees properly and what to ask before you sign up.
What you'll learn
- What a MiCA licence means and how to look it up in the ESMA register
- Comparing fees properly: spread, maker, taker and withdrawal
- Exchange, broker or app: what suits which investor
- Warning signs of a dubious provider
- What happens to your balance if an exchange shuts down
Who it's for
For anyone looking for their first crypto exchange, or checking whether the one they use is still the right one.
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