Poland still lacks crypto law as EU CASP licensing kicks in
- —Since July 1, 2026, crypto-asset services in the EU require a CASP licence under MiCA
- —Three Polish crypto-market bills failed: presidential vetoes in December 2025, February and June 2026
- —The September 4, 2026 veto override fell short: 241 votes for, 198 against, 266 needed
- —CBOS estimates 6.6% of Polish adults, about 2 million people, hold crypto worth some PLN 40 billion
Why it matters: Polish firms must seek licences in other EU states, leaving local clients without national oversight or protection.
Source: Comparic