Title V: AUTHORISATION AND OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR CRYPTO-ASSET SERVICE PROVIDERS | Chapter 1

Article 65

Cross-border provision of crypto-asset services

1.   A crypto-asset service provider that intends to provide crypto-asset services in more than one Member State shall submit the following information to the competent authority of the home Member State: (a) a list of the Member States in which the crypto-asset service provider intends to provide crypto-asset services; (b) the crypto-asset services that the crypto-asset service provider intends to provide on a cross-border basis; (c) the starting date of the intended provision of the crypto-asset services; (d) a list of all other activities provided by the crypto-asset service provider not covered by this Regulation. 2.   The competent authority of the home Member State shall, within 10 working days of receipt of the information referred to in paragraph 1, communicate that information to the single points of contact of the host Member States, to ESMA and to EBA. 3.   The competent authority of the Member State that granted authorisation shall inform the crypto-asset service provider concerned of the communication referred to in paragraph 2 without delay. 4.   The crypto-asset service provider may begin to provide crypto-asset services in a Member State other than its home Member State from the date of receipt of the communication referred to in paragraph 3 or at the latest from the 15th calendar day after having submitted the information referred to in paragraph 1.

Related Technical Standards & Guidelines

Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS)

  • RTSESMAIn force
    Cross-Border Services RTS

    Specifies information and procedures for cross-border notification when CASPs provide services in other Member States.

Related Recitals (Preamble)

Recitals provide interpretive context and policy rationale for the legislative provisions.

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Third-country firm restrictions

Summary: This Regulation should not affect the possibility for persons established in the Union to receive crypto-asset services by a third-country firm on their own initiative.