Spanish regulator approves Venga for MiCA authorization

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ChainCatcher report: Spain’s National Securities Market Commission has authorized the crypto platform Venga to operate under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), making it one of the few entities in Spain to receive MiCA approval. The MiCA transition period took effect on July 1, requiring digital asset companies previously operating under national rules to obtain formal authorization under the new regime or cease providing regulated services in the EU. This authorization permits Venga to offer services across the 27-member EU market under a single regulatory framework. Michael Stroev, co-founder and CEO of Venga, stated that the MiCA review covered ownership structure, corporate governance, management fitness, risk frameworks, and product infrastructure. Prior to MiCA, over 3,000 crypto companies held local registrations as virtual asset service providers; currently, approximately 240 companies have received full MiCA authorization, with fewer than 15 approved in Spain.

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