Cyprus Licences.
Cyprus is a mid-track jurisdiction in Europe for gaming and crypto licensing. Our published timeline for the crypto licence is 6–12 months from complete filing.
Gaming or crypto in Cyprus?
Cyprus splits the two between different bodies, with gaming going to the National Betting Authority and crypto to the Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission. On the gaming side the licence fee is €30,000 (1 year) or €45,000 (2 years). Capital runs to €500,000 (paid up) for gaming and €50,000, €125,000 or €150,000 by class (plus overhead test) for crypto.
Cyprus Gaming Licence
An EU betting licence (Class B) from a low-tax European base.
- RegulatorNational Betting Authority (NBA)
Cyprus Crypto Licence
An EU MiCA CASP from CySEC that passports across the EU-27 from a low-tax base.
- RegulatorCyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (CySEC)
- Timeline6–12 months from complete filing
Every Cyprus guide.
4 in-depth guides covering cost, requirements, timelines and the application process — written by the team that files them.
- Cyprus VASP to CASP Transition: 2026 Deadline Guide
Cyprus's old CySEC crypto register has been replaced by the MiCA CASP licence. Here's what registered providers must do now the transitional window has closed.
- Cyprus Crypto Licence 2026: The CASP Guide
A 2026 guide to the Cyprus crypto licence — the CySEC CASP authorisation under MiCA, capital by class, EU-27 passporting, timeline.
- Cyprus Crypto Licence Cost (CASP, 2026)
The real Cyprus crypto licence cost in 2026 — CySEC fees, class-based CASP capital, the own-funds overhead test, local substance.
- Cyprus Crypto Licence Requirements in 2026
Full Cyprus CASP licence requirements for 2026 — a Cypriot company with substance, capital by class plus the overhead test, CySEC fit-and-proper vetting, MLRO.
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