GOin obtains MiCA license for a full range of investment services on crypto-assets
Paris, June 19, 2025 – GOin, a French asset manager and pioneer in crypto-assets since 2018, announces that it was licensed as Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) by the AMF under the European MiCA regulation. The fintech company becomes the first French company to be able to offer investors a full range of crypto-asset services throughout the European Union.
The MiCA license allows GOin to offer its clients a wide range of regulated services dedicated to crypto-assets: custody and administration, transfer, order execution, exchange for funds and other crypto-assets, portfolio management, and advisory services.
“We are proud to be the first in France to offer individuals and professionals all the regulated services necessary for investing in crypto-assets. This major step confirms the choices we have made over several years in terms of the security and compliance of our services,” said Tangi Le Calvez, CEO of GOin. “This license, which is essential under the MiCA regulation, positions us among the regulated players who will be the only ones allowed to operate in any European Union member state in the coming years. The regulation lends credibility to the crypto-asset class; it provides the clarity and transparency necessary for institutional investors to develop activities in this area with confidence.”
Already certified as a PSAN (Digital Asset Service Provider) under the French regime that inspired MiCA, GOin continues to develop from France, a secure and reputable financial centre in Europe. For years, the fintech company has been designing solutions that integrate blockchain technologies at the very heart of its infrastructure, while remaining secure and compliant with regulations. In fact, in the summer of 2024, GOin became the first French crypto-asset manager to obtain ISO 27001:2022 certification for cybersecurity.
These successes are the work of a team that combines high-level skills in market finance and in development within the highly specialized technologies of Web3, brought together around its two co-founders: Tangi Le Calvez, CEO, former investment banker and derivatives trader, and Emmanuel Levi-Valensi, CTO, specialist in blockchain technologies, cybersecurity, and software design.
“Now approved under the MiCA regulation, GOin proposes a robust investment infrastructure that complies with very demanding standards in terms of control and security,” concludes Tangi Le Calvez. “We have the assets in place to contribute to the adoption of crypto-assets by traditional financial players and enable them to structure their own crypto financial products—a movement that is now underway in Europe, driven by strong demand from individuals to invest securely in crypto-assets."
About GOin
GOin has been a crypto-asset manager since 2018. The company aims to participate in the transformation of investment services through blockchain technologies. It offers its expertise and infrastructure to individual and institutional investors who wish to take advantage of the momentum of crypto-assets while benefiting from a secure and regulated environment. GOin is licensed as a CASP by the AMF under the MiCA regulation for the custody, administration, and transfer of crypto-assets, order execution, brokerage (exchange for funds or other crypto-assets), portfolio management, and crypto-asset advisory services. It can now offer its services throughout the European Union.
About the MiCA regulation
The MiCA Regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets) came into force on December 30, 2024. It aims to create a clear and harmonized legal framework across all Member States to protect investors in crypto-assets while promoting innovation.
It now requires any provider wishing to offer crypto-asset services to European clients to obtain PSCA authorization. Only providers already registered or authorized under local regulations prior to the entry into force of the regulation are granted a grace period (until June 30, 2026 in France) to obtain it.
The obligations imposed on PSCA by the MiCA Regulation are comparable to those imposed on traditional financial service providers, particularly in terms of internal control, cybersecurity, conflict of interest management, market abuse surveillance, and anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing. They also include requirements in terms of capital adequacy and strict segregation of crypto-assets belonging to the provider’s clients.
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