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46 countries · status as of 15 October 2026

Where the rules stand

Rules for crypto-assets, digital central-bank money and cash rules, country by country. A shade marks a status, not a grade: a stronger shade is not better.

Crypto-asset rulesWhich rules for crypto-asset services apply in each country, as the sources listed state them.

Arrow keys move between countries, Enter opens a country page where one exists, Escape clears the marking. Every country is also in the table below.

Crypto-asset rules

MiCA is an EU regulation and applies in every member state. National regimes outside the EU are not yet entered: they show as not yet sourced.

Crypto-asset rules: 46 countries, 30 with a sourced status. EU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA): 27 (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden). EEA state: MiCA through the EEA Agreement, to verify: 3 (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway). Not yet sourced: 16.

Source: Publications Office of the European Union (EUR-Lex, Official Journal of the European Union), Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 May 2023 on markets in crypto-assets (MiCA)As of 15 October 2026

Statuses are checked against the sources listed; to verify. A country without a sourced status is shown as not yet sourced.

Every country

The map's data: every country with its status, the date it was checked and its sources.

Crypto-asset rules: every country
CountryStatusCheckedSources
Albania ALNot yet sourcednot stated–
Andorra ADNot yet sourcednot stated–
Austria ATEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Belarus BYNot yet sourcednot stated–
Belgium BEEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Bosnia & Herzegovina BANot yet sourcednot stated–
Bulgaria BGEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Croatia HREU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Cyprus CYEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Czechia CZEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Denmark DKEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Estonia EEEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Finland FIEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
France FREU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Germany DEEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Greece GREU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Hungary HUEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Iceland ISEEA state: MiCA through the EEA Agreement, to verify
Ireland IEEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Italy ITEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Kosovo XKNot yet sourcednot stated–
Latvia LVEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Liechtenstein LIEEA state: MiCA through the EEA Agreement, to verify
Lithuania LTEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Luxembourg LUEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Malta MTEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Moldova MDNot yet sourcednot stated–
Monaco MCNot yet sourcednot stated–
Montenegro MENot yet sourcednot stated–
Netherlands NLEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
North Macedonia MKNot yet sourcednot stated–
Norway NOEEA state: MiCA through the EEA Agreement, to verify
Poland PLEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Portugal PTEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Romania ROEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
San Marino SMNot yet sourcednot stated–
Serbia RSNot yet sourcednot stated–
Slovakia SKEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Slovenia SIEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Spain ESEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Sweden SEEU rules for crypto-assets apply (MiCA)
Switzerland CHNot yet sourcednot stated–
Ukraine UANot yet sourcednot stated–
United Kingdom GBNot yet sourcednot stated–
United States USNot yet sourcednot stated–
Vatican City VANot yet sourcednot stated–

How to read the map

  • A shade marks a status, never a grade. Each topic has its own keys, listed beside the map.
  • A hatched country has a status that rests on a source but is still to be confirmed.
  • A plain country has no sourced status yet. It is not a status of its own, and it never means zero or none.
  • Borders follow Natural Earth; Crimea is drawn as part of Ukraine. Russia, Turkey and the Caucasus are shown for orientation only.
  • This map describes rules; it does not assess them.

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