Zerohash secures first EMI license under MiCA for stablecoin services across Europe
Zerohash has become the first company to obtain an Electronic Money Institution license under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. This license allows Zerohash to provide regulated stablecoin and e-money services across the entire European Economic Area. The authorization is significant as it enables the handling of fiat-pegged stablecoins within the EU framework.
- ▪Zerohash is the first company to secure an EMI license under the MiCA framework.
- ▪The license permits Zerohash to offer stablecoin and e-money services throughout the European Economic Area.
- ▪MiCA classifies fiat-pegged stablecoins as 'e-money tokens,' requiring a licensed institution to handle them.
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