Poland on the verge of adopting MiCA

🇵🇱 Poland on the verge of adopting MiCA

MiCA rules are already in force; however, Poland has long remained in a state of legal pause. The process of adopting the relevant law was accompanied by disputes, as well as criticism from certain institutions regarding the scope of the regulator’s powers, potential restrictions for businesses, and the risks of excessive state intervention. These arguments previously became the grounds for blocking the law, which effectively placed Poland in a unique position among other EU countries.

The situation was further aggravated by the fact that companies found themselves in “grey zones”: MiCA, as an EU regulation, was applicable, but without a national law it was impossible to obtain a CASP licence, use the passporting mechanism, or build a long-term regulatory strategy within Poland. This restrained the launch of new projects and forced businesses to consider alternative jurisdictions.

Recent developments indicate a change in approach. On 26 January 2026, the law on the virtual assets market was submitted for signature.

In practice, Poland is now one step away from exiting the regulatory vacuum. If the law is signed, the country will be able to fully integrate MiCA into its national legal system, launch licensing procedures, and create predictable conditions for business.

How can FinanceIQ Hub help you?
Our team can assist you in obtaining a licence for your company in Poland.
We can also purchase your VASP in Poland if you do not plan to obtain MiCA.
If you wish to enter this market, we have ready-made companies tailored to different needs.

Contact us to receive more information.