For MEXC users in the EU
Not MiCA-authorised in the EUUsing MEXC in the EU? Here’s what MiCA means for you.
MEXC does not currently hold a MiCA (CASP) licence to operate in the EU, and the Dutch financial regulator has publicly warned that it is offering crypto-asset services without the required authorisation. This page explains what that means and introduces a regulated-custody alternative — the choice is yours.
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MEXC and MiCA: the facts
Since 30 December 2024, MiCA has required any crypto-asset service provider serving EU customers to hold a licence — a “CASP” authorisation — from an EU regulator. MEXC does not appear in ESMA’s public register of authorised providers. On 24 September 2025, the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) published a warning stating that MEXC “does not have a license and therefore illegally offers crypto-asset services in the Netherlands,” citing high-risk products and uncertainty over which legal entity and jurisdiction MEXC operates from.
- MiCA has required an EU CASP licence to serve EU customers since 30 December 2024.
- MEXC does not appear in ESMA’s register of authorised crypto-asset service providers.
- On 24 September 2025, the Dutch AFM warned that MEXC “does not have a license and therefore illegally offers crypto-asset services in the Netherlands.” Source: afm.nl.
- Cyprus’s CySEC issued a similar public warning about MEXC around November 2025.
- MEXC has not announced any closure of, or exit from, the EU — this is about licensing status, not a wind-down.
- Crypto itself stays fully legal and operates normally across the EU — this is one company’s decision, not a market-wide problem.
Why CryptoUnity
Assets are held with regulated custodian BitGo.
Your crypto is held by BitGo, not by CryptoUnity.
Built for first-timers
Plain-language workshops and a calm, no-hype tone. No charts-and-candles pressure.
A dedicated EU team
Real people and human support, not a faceless global platform.
Two ways to bring your crypto over
Move your coins straight across, or take euros out and start fresh. Both are simple, so pick what suits you.
Pick the right network. This matters most.
If you move crypto on-chain rather than withdrawing to euros, the network you pick must match your CryptoUnity deposit address exactly. Always send a small test amount first — sending on the wrong network can mean your funds are lost for good.
Move your crypto directly
No deposit fee · keep your coinsBring your coins straight over, no need to sell first. We don’t charge a deposit fee (only the blockchain’s own network fee applies).
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Get your deposit address
In CryptoUnity, open the coin you want to receive and copy your address. Note which network it’s on.
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Send from your exchange
Choose Withdraw / Send crypto, paste your CryptoUnity address, then select the matching network.
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Send a small test first
Always send a tiny test amount first. Once it arrives, send the rest. A wrong network or address can mean lost funds.
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Done, nothing to pay us
It lands in your CryptoUnity wallet. We don’t charge to receive it; only the network’s fee applies.
Moving crypto isn’t a sale, so you generally don’t realise a taxable gain the way selling to euros can. Still, check your local tax rules.
Or: sell to EUR and buy again
SimplestPrefer to start clean? Take euros out, then fund CryptoUnity by bank transfer (SEPA).
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Withdraw to euros
On your exchange, sell to euros and withdraw to your bank.
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Download CryptoUnity
Get the app, then verify once. About 5–10 minutes.
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Fund by SEPA
Add euros from your bank, usually same-day in the EU.
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Start, guided
Make a small first buy. You’ll start with 0% trading fees for 30 days.
Always send a small test transfer first and double-check the network. A wrong network or address can mean lost funds.
MEXC vs CryptoUnity
A fair, factual snapshot — not a knock on anyone.
Crypto itself stays fully legal — this is one company’s decision, not a market-wide problem.
Common questions
Does MEXC hold a MiCA licence in the EU? +
Has a regulator warned about MEXC? +
Is MEXC closing or leaving the EU? +
Can I still use MEXC? +
Can I move my crypto into CryptoUnity? +
Is CryptoUnity regulated? +
Take it one calm step at a time.
Download the app, verify once, and start small when you’re ready. Bring your crypto over with 0% trading fees for 30 days.
Get the app — 0% trading fees for 30 daysCrypto is volatile; its value can go down as well as up. Only invest what you can afford to lose.