According to the MiCA Crypto Alliance, on August 5, 2026, the organization launched a searchable CASP tracker, providing a filterable public directory of ESMA-authorized crypto-asset service providers. As of that date, 324 authorized CASPs were listed across 30 EU and EEA jurisdictions, overseen by 26 national regulators, with Germany leading at 69 licensed providers, followed by France (35), the Netherlands (29), Cyprus (25), and Malta (22).
The tracker allows filtering by company name, country, regulator, authorization date, and service type. According to CASPTracker.eu, major platforms including Binance and MEXC lack full MiCA authorization, while Bybit, Kraken, OKX, and Bitpanda display confirmed licenses. The tool arrives five weeks after MiCA's transition period ended on July 1, 2026, after which unlicensed providers must cease accepting new EU clients.