Are you a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in Ireland? Navigating the CASP registration process with the Central Bank of Ireland can be complex. Our specialist solicitors are here to simplify the process and ensure your business is fully compliant.
Are you a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in Ireland? Navigating the CASP registration process with the Central Bank of Ireland can be complex. Our specialist solicitors are here to simplify the process and ensure your business is fully compliant.
A CASP (Crypto Asset Service Provider) registration is a legal requirement for any business providing services related to virtual assets in Ireland. This includes crypto exchanges, wallet providers, and other platforms dealing with cryptocurrencies.
You must complete a CASP registration if your business operates in any of the following capacities:
Failure to register before operating may result in significant penalties or enforcement action by the Central Bank.
As a leading Irish law firm with deep experience in financial regulation and fintech law, we provide end-to-end support for businesses seeking CASP registration. Our services include:
We act for startups, scale-ups, and international firms entering the Irish market under Ireland’s growing reputation as a crypto and fintech hub.
We help you avoid delays, increase your chances of approval, and ensure you're ready to operate in full compliance with Irish law.
The typical timeframe for CASP registration in Ireland can vary depending on the quality of your submission and the complexity of your business model. Common reasons for delays or rejections include:
We proactively address these issues before submission to maximise the likelihood of a smooth approval.
Whether you're launching a new crypto venture or expanding into the Irish market, our solicitors are ready to guide you through the CASP registration process.
📞 Call us now on 00353 (0) 1 2340044
📧 Or email info@cgsolicitors.ie to book a consultation
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