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Gate.io announced that its European subsidiary, Gate Europe, has received both the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) and Payment Institution (PI) licenses, enabling it to offer crypto trading, custody, and fiat payment services across the EU under formal regulatory approval.
Gate.io has announced that its European subsidiary, Gate Europe, has secured both Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) and Payment Institution (PI) licenses from the Malta Financial Services Authority. These approvals enable Gate Europe to legally provide crypto trading, custody, and fiat payment services throughout the European Union under established regulatory oversight.
According to the announcement, the MiCA license allows for digital asset exchange and custody services within the EU, while the PI license supports fiat on/off-ramp and payment operations across member states using passporting rights. Gate Europe is among the first crypto-focused companies to obtain both licenses ahead of the full MiCA regime set to take effect in July 2026, and it continues to develop its compliance, risk management, and operational frameworks in response to Europe's regulatory requirements.
Gate.io is a multifunctional cryptocurrency exchange offering spot and margin trading, futures, ETFs, and a wide selection of major cryptocurrencies, including its proprietary GateToken (GT). The platform features cloud mining, crypto loans and lending, an interactive educational system, customizable trading strategies, and a TradingView-powered terminal. For more details about Gate.io’s trading features and services, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For context, our earlier news about Gate.io reported on the launch of gStocks, enabling users to trade tokenized securities backed 1:1 by underlying stocks with features like fractional investing and API access. For more details, see the previous Gate.io update on Traders Union.