Regulationeffective

Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 and German implementation

Also known as: Germany MiCA Authorisation

Overview

Applies harmonised CASP and issuer rules in Germany under BaFin supervision.

Key Details

Jurisdiction

Germany

Regulator

BaFin

Law Type

Regulation

Status

In Force

Official Law Number

MiCA / German implementation

Official Title

Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 and German implementation

Effective Date

Effective date not specified

Who This Law Applies To

CASPs, issuers and customers.

Key Requirements

Authorisation, governance, capital, custody, disclosure and conduct requirements.

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