Trading.com, described by the source as XM.com's sister brand, obtained a MiCA authorization through CySEC. The authorization creates a route for regulated physical crypto services across the EU, although the launch schedule and final product scope had not yet been disclosed.
Key points
- This is a related-group-brand update rather than a direct XM licence.
- The authorization concerns EU crypto-asset services under MiCA.
- Product timing and implementation details remained unconfirmed.
What this means
XM clients and prospects affected by the jurisdiction or regulatory framework described
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