Blocons prepares crypto licence files: MiCA CASP (EU), FCA (UK), MTL (USA), MSB (Canada).

Blocons is a crypto licensing consultancy. We prepare applications for MiCA CASP authorisation in the EU, FCA authorisation in the UK, a money transmitter licence (MTL) in the USA and MSB registration in Canada, with the AML/KYC documents these regimes require. One specialist leads your file from the first call to the regulator's decision. A 30-minute consultation costs €100.
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We take the whole file: structure, AML/CFT policies, filings and regulator questions. You make decisions and sign; we do the rest and contact you only when it matters.
Information requests, remarks, bank refusals, delays: we respond, revise, resubmit or appeal at no extra charge until the matter is closed.
Your file will not get lost on the way: the same people stay on it even when the review takes months. Where local law requires a licensed local adviser, we bring in a partner and remain accountable to you.
An experienced specialist leads your project personally, backed by the group's 14 years in corporate law across 50+ countries, so we get right the first time what takes some firms three attempts. Non-standard models are our field: where others say it cannot be done, we look for a lawful route.
Every regime we propose accepts applications today, and we tell you which of them fit your model. If your model needs no licence or a simpler structure, we say so, even when it means less work for us.
Information about founders, beneficial owners, wallets and deals reaches neither competitors nor third parties. We disclose only what the law or the procedure requires, and the contract says so.
Tell us your business model, and at a consultation (30 minutes online, €100) we will show which regimes accept applications today, what the file involves and how long the review takes. A written answer costs from €200.
Licensing without extra hassle for your team
One specialist leads your file from the first call to the regulator's decision.
Years in corporate law
Regulatory changes we had to read anyway.