CASP-notification

Roadmap

Statutory completeness period

• Submits notification by e-mail (via Cryptshare)
• The FMCA acknowledges receipt of the notification within 5 working days.
• The FMCA performs the first completeness check of the notification. The statutory period for submitting a complete notification starts (40 working days).
• The FMCA sends a request for missing information to the notifying party and sets a deadline to supply it (max. 20 working days).
• The FMCA takes a decision (declaring the notification complete or incomplete) and informs the notifying party within 5 working days.


Visualization of the CASP-notification procedure

The CASP-notification can be submitted securely by use of Cryptshare. Please ensure that you follow the instructions in the CASP-notification form, such as the right naming conventions and clear referencing to supporting documentation.

Due to the strict timelines under MiCAR, the CASP-notification procedure has limited room for an iterative process. The FMCA will, next to sending a formal request for missing information, communicate on an ad-hoc basis about the process or additional questions. If necessary, supervisory meetings will be planned.

The FMCA will focus primarily on the completeness check, but we can and expect to ask clarifying questions on the provided information. However, these clarifying questions will not result in a suspension of the legal notification period. The FMCA will share the outcomes of the notification procedure with the relevant supervisory teams at the FMCA and/or DNB.
You are not allowed to start providing the crypto-asset services as long as the information provided for the notification procedure is incomplete.