Spain will enforce EU MiCA crypto rules from July 1, 2026, requiring all crypto firms to secure licenses. Unlicensed platforms will be shut down, and transaction data—including balances, fund movements, and price history—will be reported to tax authorities. The information will be shared across EU nations to prevent tax evasion and boost transparency.

As reported by Coinpedia, Spain will enforce the EU’s MiCA crypto regulations from July 1, 2026, requiring all crypto firms to obtain full licenses to operate. Unlicensed platforms will face shutdowns, and crypto transaction data will be automatically reported to tax authorities, including trading history, balances, and fund movements. The data will also be shared across EU countries to combat tax evasion and improve financial transparency.