MiCA compliance services supporting crypto-asset companies with MiCA regulation ICT compliance, and preparation for the MiCA licensing process in the EU.
We review your ICT systems, controls, and security practices against MiCA requirements. This includes infrastructure security, logging and monitoring, secure configuration standards, and reporting readiness. The assessment highlights gaps, risks, and areas that need improvement for CASPs and crypto-related activities.
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Alignment with EU ICT risk management standards
We align ICT risk management practices with relevant EU standards, focusing on third-party ICT risk and operational resilience. This step ensures risks are identified, assessed, and managed in a consistent and regulator-ready way.
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ICT documentation for MiCA licence
We prepare clear, regulator-ready ICT documentation to support the MiCA licence application. This includes structured evidence, procedures, and templates that demonstrate compliance and can be submitted directly to supervisory authorities.
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Ongoing MiCA compliance
Through ongoing CISO support, we help organisations maintain MiCA compliance as risks, systems, and regulatory expectations evolve. This includes continuous risk monitoring, control effectiveness reviews, and support with regulatory reporting when required.
Why Baltic Amadeus
Compliance-first approach.
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Financial sector experience.
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FAQ
What are the key MiCA compliance requirements for crypto companies?
MiCA requires crypto companies to have clear ICT governance, risk management processes, security controls, incident-handling procedures, and business continuity arrangements. Organisations must also be able to demonstrate these measures through clear, regulator-ready documentation as part of the licensing process.
How long does MiCA ICT compliance preparation take?
The timeline depends on your starting point. Organisations with existing ICT security and documentation may only need a focused review and updates, while others need to build policies, controls, and evidence from scratch. Preparation typically takes from a few weeks to five-six months.
How do MiCA and DORA overlap?
MiCA focuses on licensing and conduct requirements for crypto-asset activities, while DORA focuses on ICT risk and operational resilience. For crypto companies, MiCA sets what needs to be in place, and DORA strengthens how ICT risks are managed over time. In practice, many ICT controls, risk management processes, and incident handling measures support both regulations.
