French Ordinance 2024-936 adapts French law to MiCA and the EU transfer-of-funds framework, setting national competent-authority powers and managing the transition from the PACTE Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP/PSAN) regime to EU MiCA authorisation. It coordinates French registration and authorisation rules with EU passporting.
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Ordonnance n° 2024-936 du 15 octobre 2024 relative aux marchés de crypto-actifs
Also known as: Ordinance No. 2024-936 of 15 October 2024 on crypto-asset markets
France French Government; AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers); ACPR
Overview
Key Details
Jurisdiction
FranceRegulator
French Government; AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers); ACPR
Law Type
Other
Status
Partially EffectiveOfficial Law Number
Ordonnance n° 2024-936
Official Title
Ordonnance n° 2024-936 du 15 octobre 2024 relative aux marchés de crypto-actifs
Enacted Date
October 15, 2024
Effective Date
Effective date not specified
Who This Law Applies To
French DASPs/PSANs, MiCA applicants and CASPs, and relevant competent authorities including AMF and ACPR.
Key Requirements
- Adapts French law to MiCA and the EU transfer-of-funds framework (Regulation (EU) 2023/1113).
- Sets national competent-authority powers for AMF and ACPR and manages the PACTE DASP transition.
- Coordinates French registration/authorisation rules with EU MiCA passporting.
Official Sources
Official indirect sourceLink Legifrance's ordinance text as primary source. AMF doctrine is supporting implementation material.
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