New updates have been reported about Blockchain.com.
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Blockchain.com has opened a new office in Valletta, Malta that will function as its primary European hub following the company’s receipt of a Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) license from the Malta Financial Services Authority. The authorization allows Blockchain.com to passport regulated crypto brokerage services throughout the European Economic Area under the EU’s new digital asset framework, positioning the firm to scale both retail and institutional offerings across the region.
The Malta office will concentrate key activities including regulatory engagement, operational development, and support for European retail clients, with an institutional platform launch planned in partnership with leading regulated firms in the region. Co-founder and Vice Chairman Nic Cary framed the move as a long-term bet on a jurisdiction he described as taking a deliberate, forward-looking approach to digital asset rules, aligning with Blockchain.com’s strategy of building trusted, compliant infrastructure. Operating in more than 70 jurisdictions worldwide, the company reports over $1.2 trillion in crypto transaction volume, more than 90 million wallets created, and upwards of 40 million verified users, underscoring the scale it aims to leverage as Europe’s MiCA regime comes into force.