Zerohash Europe announces in Amsterdam that it has received authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto‑Assets Regulation (MiCAR) from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), enabling the company to offer regulated crypto‑asset and stablecoin infrastructure services, including B2B2C embedded crypto and stablecoin services, across the European Economic Area (EEA). The license builds on Zerohash’s global footprint and allows banks, payment platforms and fintech partners to integrate onchain transfers, custody and transactional capabilities via a single API‑first framework.

The authorization positions Zerohash to accelerate adoption of tokenization and embedded stablecoin rails in Europe and complements its existing regulated presence in the U.S., Bermuda, Canada, Australia and Latin America; the company completed a $104 million Series D‑2 earlier in 2025 and serves partners including Interactive Brokers and Morgan Stanley. Edward Woodford, Founder and CEO, says, “Securing MiCAR authorization is a major step in our mission to make digital assets accessible in a safe, trusted way,” and Zerohash notes availability where permitted by local jurisdictional rules.

• What authorization did Zerohash Europe obtain and where? Zerohash Europe obtained MiCAR authorization from the Dutch AFM to operate across the EEA.
• Which services can Zerohash now offer to European clients? Zerohash may provide embedded crypto and stablecoin services, custody, onchain transfers and related infrastructure.
• When and where was the MiCAR license announced? The license announcement was made in Amsterdam on 2 November 2025.
• Which institutional partners and markets does Zerohash already serve? Zerohash serves partners like Interactive Brokers and Morgan Stanley and holds licenses across the U.S., Latin America, Australia and Bermuda.

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