BitGo ha recibido una licencia de Regulación de Mercados de Criptoactivos (MiCA) de la Autoridad Federal de Supervisión Financiera de Alemania (BaFin), lo que le permite ofrecer servicios regulados de activos digitales en toda la Unión Europea.
Este hito normativo supone una importante expansión para BitGo Europe GmbH, que se estableció en Fráncfort en 2023 como sede de BitGo en la UE. La entidad ya cuenta con registros en varios Estados miembros, entre ellos Italia, España, Polonia y Grecia. Ahora que ha obtenido la licencia MiCA, BitGo puede operar en toda la UE bajo un marco normativo unificado y con visión de futuro.
«Como líder mundial en infraestructura de activos digitales, el cumplimiento normativo es fundamental para nuestro negocio», afirmó Harald Patt, director general de BitGo Europe GmbH. «Estamos orgullosos de haber obtenido la licencia MiCA de la BaFin y esperamos poder contribuir al crecimiento continuo de la adopción de las criptomonedas en Europa. Esta licencia subraya nuestro compromiso con los más altos estándares de seguridad, transparencia y confianza».
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La Unión Europea se ha convertido rápidamente en un centro mundial para la innovación en activos digitales, impulsada por el enfoque claro y armonizado de MiCA en materia de regulación. Desde el staking hasta las stablecoins, el nuevo marco ha acelerado la participación institucional al tiempo que ha aumentado la confianza en el mercado.
BitGo se encuentra ahora en una posición idónea para prestar servicio tanto a empresas nativas del sector criptográfico como a instituciones financieras tradicionales —como bancos y gestores de activos— que desean participar en el mercado de activos digitales a través de un proveedor de infraestructura seguro y que cumple con la normativa. La empresa sigue ampliando su gama de servicios, que incluye custodia, carteras, staking, negociación y liquidación.
Con este último hito, BitGo refuerza su papel como actor clave en la configuración del futuro de las finanzas digitales en toda Europa.
Contáctenos para aprender cómo funciona BitGo Europa GmbH puede ayudarle a desarrollar su estrategia de activos digitales en la UE.
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