Bybit Launches MiCAR-Compliant Crypto Services Across Europe

Bybit has officially launched Bybit.eu, a dedicated crypto trading platform built for users across the European Economic Area. With this move, the exchange is aiming to offer a fully regulated and secure way to access digital assets across 29 countries.

The site is operated by Bybit EU GmbH, a company based in Vienna, Austria. It holds a license under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) and has passported that license across the EEA, giving over 450 million residents access to MiCAR-compliant crypto services on a single platform.

Good to know

• The MiCAR license allows Bybit to legally operate across 29 EEA countries.
• Headquarters are located in Vienna, with further expansion planned.
• Support includes English, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Mazurka Zeng, CEO of Bybit EU GmbH, sees this launch as a clear signal of long-term plans in Europe. “Bybit.eu is our long-term commitment to Europe,” she said. “Europe deserves a world-class crypto gateway that balances technology with robust regulatory standards. That’s exactly what Bybit EU delivers.”

The platform is not only designed for compliance but also tailored to European users. Bybit.eu includes multilingual support, high-volume VIP account management, and localized services. Customer assistance is available 24/7, with more language support rolling out soon, including German, French, Italian, and Romanian.

Advanced trading tools and deep liquidity, pulled from multiple providers, are also part of the offering. The infrastructure builds on Bybit’s global tech scale, delivering the same level of performance now under strict EU regulation.

Bybit is not stopping with just a website. Regional offices are already in place in Vienna and Amsterdam, and the company plans to open additional locations in France, Germany, Spain, and Italy. This on-the-ground growth supports its broader strategy to build trust with users through local presence and compliance.

Bybit EU GmbH follows strict rules under MiCAR. Onboarding flows through the Austrian entity, which ensures all users meet the highest regulatory standards. The company also reports regularly to EU regulators, complies with anti-money laundering laws, and follows GDPR privacy rules.

Looking ahead, Bybit is investing in more than just infrastructure. It plans to support local blockchain developers, work with institutions, and help drive retail crypto adoption across the continent. “Our goal is to become a catalyst for crypto adoption in Europe,” said Zeng.