Who is affected
Crypto exchanges, custodians and issuers of crypto-assets, banks and payment institutions offering crypto services, plus compliance and legal.
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MiCA
MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) establishes a common European framework for crypto-assets. The courses cover token classification, requirements for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), rules for e-money tokens and asset-referenced tokens, market abuse and the AML interface.
Banking and finance
Information technology
Insurance
Legal services
Key requirements
- Classification of tokens as ART, EMT or other crypto-assets
- White paper with mandatory content and notification to the regulator
- CASP authorisation with capital and governance requirements
- Segregation and safekeeping of client assets
- Prohibition of insider dealing and market manipulation
Available certifications
Certification track
MiCA — Markets in Crypto-Assets
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Open certification: MiCA — Basic · Crypto-assets for all employeesBasic
MiCA — Basic · Crypto-assets for all employees
A short introduction to the MiCA: what it is, who it affects, the token types, and why crypto is now regulated.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: MiCA — Markets in Crypto-AssetsPro
MiCA — Markets in Crypto-Assets
The EU framework for crypto-assets: token types, stablecoins, the white paper, authorisation of service providers (CASP) and market abuse.
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Open certification: MiCA — Expert · Classification, CASP authorisation and stablecoinsExpert
MiCA — Expert · Classification, CASP authorisation and stablecoins
An in-depth course: classification, CASP authorisation and obligations, stablecoin reserves/redemption, market abuse and enforcement.