ZeroHash Europe has officially received its Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCAR) license, a significant regulatory milestone that enables the firm to offer regulated crypto and stablecoin services across the European Union.

The move comes as Europe's crypto market heats up. MiCAR, which took full effect in 2024, aims to harmonise rules across the bloc, providing clarity for an industry long plagued by fragmentation and scandal. Stablecoins—digital tokens pegged to fiat currencies like the euro or dollar—have emerged as a focal point, with regulators keen to harness their potential for efficient cross-border payments while mitigating risks like those exposed in the 2022 collapse of TerraUSD.

"Europe’s move to formalise crypto-asset and stablecoin regulations is generating real momentum for widespread adoption," said Roeland Goldberg, a member of Zero Hash Europe's management board. Leading banks and fintechs, he added, are now "actively exploring stablecoins, tokenisation and stablecoin issuance."

Zero Hash's platform is designed for seamless integration: a single API handles on-chain transfers, custody and compliance, with customer assets held in a segregated, bankruptcy-remote trust. This "embed-once, scale-globally" approach has already propelled the firm in other markets. It holds licences in the United States (where it is registered as a money transmitter in 51 jurisdictions and licensed for virtual currency activities in New York), Bermuda, Canada, Australia and parts of Latin America. The EU approval extends this footprint, positioning Zero Hash to capitalise on a projected surge in institutional demand for tokenised assets.

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