Does Bybit have a MiCA license?
The answer from the EU MiCA register maintained by ESMA: the company, the regulator, the date, the services and whether the license covers Poland. Register as of November 5, 2026.
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- Company
- Bybit EU GmbH
- Trade name
- Bybit
- Home country
- Austria
- Regulator
- Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA)
- Authorization date
- May 28, 2025
- Basis of entry
- CASP authorization (Art. 63 MiCA)
- Passported to Poland
- yes
- Passported countries
- 29 EU and EEA countries
- Website (per register)
- bybit.eu (opens in a new tab)
- Last entry update
- May 28, 2025
Authorized services
- a) custody and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients
- c) exchange of crypto-assets for funds
- d) exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets
- f) placing of crypto-assets
- j) transfer services for crypto-assets on behalf of clients
Not covered by the entry: b) trading platform, e) order execution, g) reception and transmission of orders, h) advice, i) portfolio management.
What this means for you
The authorization applies to Bybit EU GmbH. MiCA protection covers you when your contract is with this specific company: check the terms of service to see who the contracting party is. The same brand may have companies outside the EU that do not hold MiCA authorization.
A license means regulatory supervision, capital requirements, segregation of your crypto-assets from the firm’s own assets and a complaints procedure. It is not a deposit guarantee or protection against a price drop. What a MiCA license does and does not give you.
You’ll find fees, PLN deposits and our rating on the Bybit: is it legal in Poland page and in the crypto exchange ranking.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Bybit have a MiCA license?
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Where does this data come from?
All licensed firms: MiCA licenses: which crypto exchanges are authorized in the EU.
Source: the MiCA register maintained by ESMA (opens in a new tab) (Interim MiCA Register: service providers, CASPS.csv (opens in a new tab), non-compliant entities, NCASP.csv (opens in a new tab)), ESMA update of November 5, 2026, downloaded November 9, 2026. The ESMA register is interim and is compiled from national regulators’ data; we standardize service names because regulators enter them differently. The legally binding record is the register of the regulator in the company’s home country.
Information from a public register, not legal advice or a recommendation. Crypto-assets are highly volatile, and you can lose all your funds. Spotted outdated information? Write to us. Risk Warning
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