MiCA Travel Rule for EU VASPs
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MiCA and the EU Transfer of Funds Regulation impose separate but complementary obligations on crypto-asset service providers: MiCA governs authorization, conduct, and governance, while the Travel Rule requires originator and beneficiary information to accompany in-scope crypto transfers. The material describes Didit’s Transaction Monitoring service as an integrated tool for meeting Travel Rule data-exchange requirements using existing KYC information, supporting TRISA, TRP, and OpenVASP protocols alongside wallet screening and AML-related monitoring. Crypto transfers are submitted through a unified API, which assigns Travel Rule obligations one of six statuses, including compliant, pending, failed, exempt, and unknown, enabling firms to manage exceptions and maintain an audit trail. It also addresses the “sunrise” problem, where EU firms may face counterparties in jurisdictions without reciprocal Travel Rule requirements, and emphasizes that Didit supports compliance infrastructure but does not itself grant MiCA authorization.
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