MiCA register watch
MiCA white paper register tracker
How many crypto-asset white papers have been notified under MiCA Title II, how fast filings are coming in, and who filed most recently. Sourced from the ESMA interim MiCA register and refreshed weekly.
Register headline figures
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Title II (OTHR) white papers notified
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Register data last updated
Filing run-rate
New white papers first seen in the register per month over the last year.
No register data has been ingested yet. Check back after the next weekly refresh.
Latest filings
The most recently notified offerors, newest first.
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Data source
Source: ESMA interim MiCA register, last updated —.
This tracker reproduces public regulatory data from the ESMA interim MiCA register for information only. It is not legal advice and is not the official register. Figures may lag the register and should not be relied on for compliance decisions. Always verify against the official ESMA register and your national competent authority.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ESMA interim MiCA register?
Under Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA), national competent authorities notify ESMA of crypto-asset white papers and authorised service providers. ESMA publishes a consolidated interim register while the permanent register is built. This tracker follows the Title II (OTHR) crypto-asset white-paper export.
How often is this tracker updated?
We re-ingest the ESMA export weekly. The date shown under “Data source” is the point in time the figures reflect. If a refresh fails, the last successful snapshot keeps being shown with its own date.
Why do the numbers differ from other sources?
Different trackers sample the register on different days, and the interim register itself is updated in batches. Small differences are almost always timing, not disagreement. This tracker always shows the date of the data it reflects.
Do I need to file a MiCA white paper?
Offering certain crypto-assets to the public in the EU can trigger a MiCA Title II white-paper obligation, with exemptions under Article 4. Use the free MiCA white paper check to see whether your offer is in scope before you rely on any register figure.