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Czech Republic Licences.
Czech Republic is a mid-track jurisdiction in Europe for crypto licensing. An EU MiCA CASP from the CNB — a central-European base with an EU-27 passport. Its regulator is the Czech National Bank (ČNB). Our published timeline is ≈8 months with preparation and Q&A.
Every Czech Republic guide.
4 in-depth guides covering cost, requirements, timelines and the application process — written by the team that files them.
- Czech Crypto Licence Cost 2026: CZK 20,000 Fee + Capital
The ČNB charges a flat CZK 20,000 to file a Czech CASP application. The real cost is €50k–€150k of MiCA capital, a staffed s.r.o. and the AML/DORA build.
- Czech VASP to CASP Transition: 2026 Deadline Guide
Czechia's old trade-licence crypto registration is being replaced by the MiCA CASP licence. Here's what holders must do before the 1 July 2026 window closes.
- Czech Republic Crypto Licence 2026: The CASP Guide
The definitive Czech Republic crypto license guide for 2026 — the Czech National Bank CASP authorisation under MiCA, capital by class, EU-27 passporting.
- Czech Crypto Licence Requirements in 2026
What the CNB actually requires for a Czech CASP licence in 2026 — the Act on the Digitalisation of the Financial Market, the 31 July 2025 grandfathering gate, and why 251 applications produced 11 authorisations.
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