Unlimit Secures EU-Wide Crypto Licence Under MiCA Framework

San Francisco and London-based payments infrastructure provider Unlimit has received authorisation to offer crypto-asset services throughout the European Union under new regulatory standards.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) granted the Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) licence to Unlimit Crypto under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

The approval enables the company to operate digital-asset services across EU markets with a single authorisation, eliminating the need for separate licences in each member state.

Unlimit Global Payments CEO Irene Skrynova highlighted the regulatory simplification MiCA brings to crypto operations in Europe.

For years, working with crypto in Europe meant meeting a different standard in every market. Now there is one.

This authorisation allows us to expand our digital-asset services across the European Union.

Founded in 2009, Unlimit maintains 17 offices worldwide and operates a payment network spanning more than 180 countries.

The infrastructure connects with local payment systems and supports cross-border commerce and agent-initiated payments for businesses, consumers and AI agents.

The MiCA licence arrives alongside other expansion efforts by Unlimit through strategic integrations.

In May, the firm partnered with digital transformation provider Comviva to enhance checkout capabilities for merchants. Unlimit's infrastructure will integrate into Comviva's mobiquity One platform, giving merchants access to more than 1,000 payment methods and global acquiring capabilities.

Indian fintech enabler Decentro also integrated Unlimit's universal operating layer to broaden its cross-border payment capabilities into additional markets and payment methods.