An important update about your LCX account
The EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) changes how crypto services are provided across the EEA. From 1 July 2026, some LCX services are changing for your country.
Your account is limited to withdrawals while our MiCA authorisation is being completed. Trading, deposits, buying, converting, exchange, token sales and internal transfers are paused. Your assets stay safe and fully yours, and you can withdraw at any time. If authorisation is granted before the orderly return is completed, services may resume; in other EEA states only after passporting. The timeline below explains what happens to anything still with us.
What is changing
From 1 July 2026, new sign-ups, deposits, trading, exchange, buying, converting, token sales and internal transfers are paused for your country while our MiCA authorisation is being completed. Withdrawals to your own wallet remain available as a return of your assets, and you can also move them to another authorised provider if you prefer.
Your assets are safe
- Remain your property at all times.
- Held in segregated safekeeping, recorded to you.
- Held separately from LCX's own funds and recorded to you
- Available to withdraw or transfer at any time.
What you can do
- Withdraw crypto to your own external wallet.
- Or move your assets to another authorised provider, if you prefer
- Withdraw any EUR balance to your bank account.
Timeline
- 1 July 2026: Changes take effect.
- If LCX is authorised for your country, your account returns to normal automatically. Until then, we recommend withdrawing or transferring your assets.
- 30 September 2026: If we have not resumed service for your country by this date, any remaining positions or balances are closed and returned to you in an orderly way. Please withdraw or transfer your assets before 30 September 2026. If LCX is authorised before that date, we will inform you which services resume.
- Anything we hold for you after that date stays your property, is kept safe, and can be withdrawn or returned at any time; nothing is ever forfeited
Why am I seeing this?
MiCA requires crypto providers to hold an authorisation for each EEA country they serve. What you can do depends on your verified country of residence and the status of LCX's authorisation or passporting there.
Security notice
Identity verification, AML checks and Travel Rule requirements continue to apply to withdrawals and transfers.