Bridge Gains MiCA Approval for EU Stablecoin Operations
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Key points of the news: Double authorization: The technology company Bridge obtained the records as a Crypto Asset Services Provider under MiCA and as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) in Luxembourg. Regional scope: Both licenses grant the platform the legal capacity to operate its financial services in the 27 Member States of the European Union. Capital support: The regulations require strict compliance with regulations on capital reserves,…
Bridge Secures 2 EU Licenses For 27-State Stablecoin Push
Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company owned by Stripe, has secured both a Markets in Crypto-Assets authorization and an Electronic Money Institution license in Luxembourg. The dual approvals grant Bridge regulated access to all 27 European Union member states for stablecoin issuance and euro-denominated payment services, the company disclosed on July 3, 2026. What The Dual Licenses Unlock The MiCA authorization covers crypto-asset servic…
Bridge received MiCA and EMI licenses to expand euro stablec
🟢 Bridge received MiCA and EMI approvals, unlocking euro stablecoin payments across all EU countries. 💶 The company can now offer $EUR-based payment solutions to banks, fintechs, and corporate clients under a unified EU license. 🌍 Visa and Bridge plan to roll out stablecoin c...
Stripe's stablecoin subsidiary has obtained the MiCA license and an EMI licence. This double green light opens the doors of the 27 EU Member States and reinforces its ambitions in stablecoins in euros. L'article Bridge, a Stripe thread dedicated to stablecoins, gets the MiCA license first appeared on Cryptoast.
Stripe’s Bridge Obtains MiCA and EMI Licenses to Expand EU Stablecoin Services
As Europe’s crypto regulatory framework takes full effect, stablecoin infrastructure providers are increasingly seeking licenses that allow them to operate across the European Union. Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company acquired […]
Bridge gains MiCA approval for EU stablecoin operations
Stripe’s Bridge has received approval from the Luxembourg government for its Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) authorization as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) and Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence. This will allow it to legally operate as a stablecoin service provider in all 27 countries of the European Union (EU) under one regulatory regime. The twin authorization allows Bridge to grow its euro-backed stablecoin infrastructure fo…
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