Bitcoin Suisse, recognized as a key player in Switzerland’s cryptocurrency sector, is expanding its reach across Europe following approval under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. The company’s European subsidiary has secured a license that enables it to provide regulated crypto-asset services across selected markets in the European Economic Area.
Liechtenstein’s Financial Market Authority granted Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) status to Bitcoin Suisse (Europe) AG.
Established in 2018, the entity already held registration under Liechtenstein’s Token and TT Service Provider Act.
The new authorization creates a harmonized regulatory pathway, allowing the firm to offer services to clients in participating EEA countries without separate national approvals in each jurisdiction.
MiCAR establishes uniform EU-wide standards for crypto-assets, emphasizing investor protection, operational resilience, and market integrity for providers handling activities such as trading, custody, and related services.
This framework supports Bitcoin Suisse’s ambition to serve high-net-worth individuals, corporates, and institutional investors seeking professional-grade crypto solutions in one of the world’s most developed financial regions.
To lead the expansion, the group has appointed Roman Przibylla as CEO of Bitcoin Suisse (Europe) AG.
With more than 15 years of experience in financial distribution from senior roles at Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, HSBC, Vontobel, and Maverix Securities, Przibylla will focus on delivering the company’s infrastructure and client service model to European markets.
Bitcoin Suisse was founded in 2013 in Zug by crypto-native entrepreneurs. Over more than a decade, it has built a track record across multiple market cycles, maintaining a resilient business model centered on institutional clients.
The group now employs over 200 professionals and maintains operations in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, the United Arab Emirates, and Bermuda.Its primary services include trading, secure custody, and staking.
These are supported by proprietary technology platforms and a client-first philosophy that assigns every customer a dedicated relationship manager.
This combination of advanced infrastructure and personal expertise is intended to provide continuity and specialized guidance in a fast-evolving industry.
Group CEO and Co-Founder Andrej Majcen described the authorization as a decisive milestone.
He noted that it advances the company’s long-term vision of developing into a global brand and ultimately a comprehensive wealth management platform.
Combined with existing regulatory foundations in Switzerland and Bermuda, the MiCAR license strengthens the group’s ability to serve clients in key international financial centers.
Przibylla highlighted the strategic importance of the approval, stating that it opens access to a large and sophisticated investor base.
He emphasized that European clients will gain high-level infrastructure paired with direct personal contact and genuine crypto expertise—a combination he believes is not widely available in the current market.
The development marks a progression for Bitcoin Suisse as it moves beyond its Swiss roots while preserving its focus on regulatory clarity, technological robustness, and individualized client relationships. As the European operations begin, the company aims to meet demand for crypto financial services across the continent.