Main notes
- GATE technology has received organizational approval to provide exchange and custody services through the 450 million European Union population.
- Framework now covers more than 50 licensed exchanges while 60 applicants seek to comply under the standards of the unified European Union.
- Malta works as a strategic entry point for the Gate Group for passports in all European member states.
Gate Technology Ltd, a GATE group, has obtained a MICA license from MFSA this week, as it authorized the company to provide exchange and nursery services across the European Union. This was announced on September 1, 2025.
The Gate Group license is compatible with the framework of the new European Union markets in organizing encrypted assets (MICA), which enhances its push to the region and enhance the leadership message that compliance remains essential to the global expansion strategy.
Al -Bawaba Group offers European strategy
Dr. Lin Han, founder of the Gate Group, stressed that work with explicit organizational approval is necessary to achieve the company’s long -term goals throughout Europe.
“Compliance and regulations are always at the heart of all our activities,” Dr. Han It is mentioned in the official announcement.
Malta is highlighted as a basic gateway for organized digital asset services in the European Union market. Through Mica License, Gate Technology LTD plans to start the passport process, allowing it to expand compatible operations in all European countries under a unified regulatory framework.
Gate Technology Ltd (“Gate Europe”), part of the Gate Group, officially obtained a MICA license from MFSA. This license allows Gate Europe to provide encryption and nursery exchange services under the supervision of MFSA.
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Gate Gate October 1, 2025
Giovanni Cunti, CEO of Gate Eurupe, stated that the license will enhance the company’s ability to serve customers professionally under MICA, thus accelerating its continental expansion.
Mika license to reshape the European encryption market
GATE joins a growing list of major global exchanges to secure MICA license in 2025. The new receivers include Coinbase, Kraken, Bitpanda, Bitvavo, Etoro, Crypto.com, Bybit and OKX, with each of them are now able to work in all European Union members under one bases instead of multiple national plans.
Coinbase obtained a MICA license in Luxembourg, while Kraken obtained permission from the Luxembourgish and Bitpanda regulator from German Bafin. Bybit and Bitvavo also got licenses from Austria and the Netherlands, respectively.
These licenses allow exchanges to provide services to the 450 million people of the European Union, which gives compatible companies a direct advantage as the requirements of MICA are paid with incompatible or highly dangerous exchange outside the market.
The MICA framework has become vital for exchanges aimed at competition in Europe, as it defines joint standards for consumer protection, transparency, corporate governance and capital reserves. With the regulations reaching a full impact this year, more than 50 approval exchanged, while more than 60 new applicants are still asking for compliance.
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The organizational authorities have indicated throughout the continent, with the enforcement of Mika, with fines and enforcement measures against incompatible platforms. The European model defines a new standard for overseeing the world -class digital asset market, as well as the new emerging regulations in the United States.
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