MiCA application filed: a key step for the company’s stablecoin and embedded finance offering
2026-03-17
The Company announces that it has filed an application with the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF) to obtain authorization as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) under the European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation.
This application is part of the Company’s development strategy aimed at strengthening its fintech offering at the intersection of euro payment services and blockchain infrastructure, particularly around stablecoins.
STABLECOINS AND EMBEDDED FINANCE: A TRANSFORMATION OF PAYMENT INFRASTRUCTURES
The rapid growth of stablecoins is progressively transforming global payment infrastructures, which are increasingly being integrated directly into digital platforms through embedded finance models.
In this context, the Company provides a fintech infrastructure that connects euro-based payment systems with blockchain networks, enabling digital platforms to seamlessly integrate these new financial use cases.
EURO <-> STABLECOIN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR DIGITAL PLATFORMS
The infrastructure operated by the Company notably enables:
- instant conversion between euros and stablecoins
- delivery to digital wallets held by users
- integration into digital platforms via APIs
- automation of financial flows between banking systems and blockchain networks
This embedded finance model allows digital platforms to incorporate hybrid financial functionalities combining traditional payment services and blockchain-based transactions within their services.
Daniel DORRA, CEO and Chairman of the Board, commented:
“The filing of this MiCA application represents a structuring step for the development of the Company’s stablecoin and embedded finance offering.
It reinforces the Company’s positioning within these emerging financial infrastructures and paves the way for the deployment of tools enabling our client platforms to seamlessly integrate hybrid financial services combining euro payments and blockchain technologies.”