Why do CASPs need a regulated fiat partner?
MiCA requires crypto↔fiat flows to be executed through authorised financial infrastructure. PMI Europe provides that regulated layer so the CASP can focus on its crypto product.
- ●Bank of Spain EPE licence (no. 6924)
- ●Segregated safeguarding accounts
- ●Fiat on-ramp and off-ramp: SEPA, SWIFT, Visa Direct
- ●KYC/AML on the fiat layer (Spanish AML Act)
- ●Regulatory reporting to Bank of Spain
- ●REST API for technical integration
- ●MiCA licence / CASP authorisation
- ●Crypto-asset custody
- ●Trading, exchange, staking
- ●Crypto user onboarding
- ●Crypto compliance (Travel Rule, TFR)
- ●End-user product and experience
- ●Fully regulated crypto↔fiat flow
- ●No dual licensing required
- ●Accelerated time-to-market
- ●Shared compliance costs
- ●Scalable across the EU (PSD2 passporting)
- ●Auditable and transparent for supervisors



