Does AlphaRoute have a MiCA (CASP) license?
Yes. AlphaRoute (legal entity SIA AlphaRoute) holds a MiCA crypto-asset service provider (CASP) authorisation, the licence defined by the EU's MiCA regulation (MiCAR), granted on 18 June 2026 by the Latvijas Banka. It is regulated and MiCA-compliant, listed in the official ESMA register, and may legally serve clients across 11 EU/EEA countries.
Status as of 14 October 2026, checked against the official ESMA register under the CASP Tracker Verification Protocol.
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AlphaRoute MiCA (CASP) license details
- Status
- Authorised (MiCA CASP)
- Legal entity
- SIA AlphaRoute
- Home regulator
- Latvijas Banka
- Country of authorisation
Latvia- Date authorised
- 18 June 2026
- LEI
259400JCJJ78A4ZCXP93- Official website
- www.kangaexchange.eu
- Last synced with ESMA
- 14 October 2026
Is AlphaRoute in the ESMA register?
Yes. SIA AlphaRoute (LEI 259400JCJJ78A4ZCXP93) appears in ESMA's official register of authorised MiCA crypto-asset service providers, recorded under the Latvijas Banka. You can verify the live entry directly in the official ESMA register. We last checked it on 14 October 2026.
Its register entry in numbers: AlphaRoute was authorisation number 238 of 366 in the EU by date of authorisation; the licence passports into 11 EU/EEA markets (the register median is 10) and covers 6 of the 10 MiCA services (register average: 3.4).
What crypto services is AlphaRoute licensed for?
MiCA lists ten crypto-asset services (a-j). AlphaRoute is authorised for the following:
- A Custody & administration of crypto-assetsProviding custody and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients.
- B Operation of a trading platformOperating a trading platform for crypto-assets.
- C Exchange of crypto-assets for fundsExchange of crypto-assets for funds (fiat currency).
- D Exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assetsExchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets.
- F Placing of crypto-assetsPlacing of crypto-assets on behalf of an issuer or offeror.
- J Transfer services for crypto-assetsProviding transfer services for crypto-assets on behalf of clients.
Where can I use AlphaRoute in the EU/EEA?
Through MiCA passporting, AlphaRoute can serve clients in 11 EU/EEA countries:
Bulgaria
Czechia
Estonia
Croatia
Hungary
Lithuania- Latvia
Poland
Romania
Slovenia
Slovakia
Frequently asked questions
Does AlphaRoute have a MiCA (CASP) license?
Yes. AlphaRoute operates in the EU through SIA AlphaRoute, which received a MiCA crypto-asset service provider (CASP) authorisation on 18 June 2026 from the Latvijas Banka. The authorisation is recorded in ESMA's official register of CASPs.
Is AlphaRoute MiCA compliant?
Yes. AlphaRoute is MiCA-compliant: its EU entity SIA AlphaRoute is authorised (approved) as a crypto-asset service provider under the EU's MiCA regulation (also written MiCAR), regulated by the Latvijas Banka and listed in ESMA's official register. We last verified this on 14 October 2026.
Is AlphaRoute in the ESMA register?
Yes. SIA AlphaRoute (LEI 259400JCJJ78A4ZCXP93) appears in ESMA's official register of authorised MiCA crypto-asset service providers, recorded under the Latvijas Banka. You can verify the live entry in the ESMA register; we last checked it on 14 October 2026.
Is a MiCA license the same as a CASP license?
Yes. They are two names for the same authorisation. “CASP” (crypto-asset service provider) is the licence type defined by the EU's MiCA regulation, so “AlphaRoute MiCA license”, “AlphaRoute MiCA licence”, “AlphaRoute CASP license” and “AlphaRoute EU license” all mean the same thing. AlphaRoute holds this authorisation through SIA AlphaRoute.
Who regulates AlphaRoute in the EU?
AlphaRoute's EU entity, SIA AlphaRoute, is regulated by the Latvijas Banka, its home-state competent authority under MiCA.
Which EU country licensed AlphaRoute under MiCA?
AlphaRoute is licensed via SIA AlphaRoute, authorised in Latvia by the Latvijas Banka. Thanks to MiCA passporting, that single authorisation lets AlphaRoute legally serve clients across 11 EU/EEA countries.
Is AlphaRoute EU the same company as AlphaRoute globally?
Not exactly. In the EU/EEA, AlphaRoute operates through a separate, MiCA-licensed legal entity, SIA AlphaRoute, authorised by the Latvijas Banka. This EU entity is a different company from AlphaRoute's global platform and must follow MiCA's rules, which can mean different terms, leverage limits or product availability than AlphaRoute's international site. If you are an EU/EEA resident, using the SIA AlphaRoute entity is what gives you MiCA-regulated protections.
When did AlphaRoute get its CASP license?
SIA AlphaRoute was authorised on 18 June 2026. The entry was last synced with the ESMA register on 14 October 2026.
Which crypto services is AlphaRoute licensed for?
AlphaRoute is authorised for: Custody & administration of crypto-assets; Operation of a trading platform; Exchange of crypto-assets for funds; Exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets; Placing of crypto-assets; Transfer services for crypto-assets.
In which countries can I legally use AlphaRoute?
Under MiCA passporting, AlphaRoute can serve clients in 11 EU/EEA countries: Bulgaria, Czechia, Estonia, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia.
Is AlphaRoute legal and regulated in the EU?
Yes. Because SIA AlphaRoute holds a MiCA CASP license, AlphaRoute is a legal, regulated crypto-asset service provider in the EU/EEA and may serve clients across 11 countries. Always confirm the latest status in the official ESMA register.
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