Moneypark expands to Czechia
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Moneypark is expanding into Central Europe with plans to open an office in Czechia and apply for a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license, positioning the company to begin operations across the European Union.
Moneypark Expands to Czechia, Seeks EU License Under MiCA Framework
The fintech platform said it is in the process of preparing its regulatory submission under the EU’s new MiCA framework, which establishes uniform rules for crypto-asset service providers across member states. Securing authorization would allow Moneypark to passport its services throughout the bloc.
The Czech expansion marks a strategic move into one of the region’s growing fintech hubs, offering access to EU markets while aligning with the company’s compliance-focused model. Moneypark operates a platform that integrates trading, automated tax calculation and deduction, and built-in KYC/AML infrastructure designed to meet regulatory standards.
EU strategy
As part of its rollout strategy, the company is also planning to install several Moneypark ATMs in Czechia. The machines enable users to convert cash into digital assets and vice versa, bridging physical and digital financial systems while maintaining compliance controls.
The office will serve as a base for regional operations, regulatory engagement, and partnerships as the company scales its European footprint.
No timeline for final regulatory approval was disclosed, but executives described the MiCA application as a key step in establishing a long-term presence within the EU’s harmonized digital asset market.
