Belgium’s financial markets regulator has added six crypto platforms to its warning list after finding they are operating in the country without the authorization required under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets MiCA framework.
Summary
- Belgium’s FSMA has warned consumers against six crypto platforms operating without MiCA authorization, signaling the start of stricter enforcement after the EU’s July 1 licensing deadline.
- Belgium’s financial regulator has added six unauthorized crypto firms to its warning list and urged investors to verify providers through the official MiCA register.
- Following the end of the EU’s MiCA transition period, Belgium’s FSMA…
