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Tokenization & crypto licensing in Ireland

1 official register read, 12 entries from Central Bank of Ireland. 13 instruments from here are in our catalogue.

Buying crypto in Ireland: what to know

Legal
Who regulates
  • Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) — MiCA competent authority; authorises and supervises crypto-asset service providers and stablecoin issuers
  • Revenue Commissioners — Tax authority; receives DAC8/CARF crypto reports
Licensing of providers
MiCA applies; S.I. No. 607/2024 (European Union (Markets in Crypto-Assets) Regulations 2024) designates the Central Bank of Ireland as competent authority. Ireland chose a 12-month transition for VASPs already registered, which ended at the end of December 2025. Since then only MiCA-authorised CASPs may provide crypto-asset services. Official register of providers ↗
Tax

Crypto gains are subject to Capital Gains Tax at 31% for sales from 7 October 2026 (33% before). The first EUR 1,270 of gains each year is tax-free. There is no holding-period exemption.

Gains: 31% CGT for disposals from 7 Oct 2026 (33% from 6 Dec 2021 to 6 Oct 2026)

Tax authority: revenue.ie ↗

Full tax page, incl. tokenized stocks and funds →

Reporting
CGT is self-assessed: tax on gains from 1 Jan to 30 Nov is due by 15 Dec, gains in December by 31 Jan; the return is due by 31 Oct of the following year. Under DAC8/CARF (section 891HA TCA 1997), crypto providers collect data from 1 Jan 2026 and file the first returns by 31 May 2027.
Stablecoins
MiCA EMT/ART rules apply; the Central Bank of Ireland supervises Irish issuers.
Watch out
  • Spending crypto, e.g. paying in a café, is a CGT disposal and must be declared.
  • Keep records for 6 years; records stored in wallets must be shown to Revenue on request.
  • PAYE-only employees with crypto gains must file a return.
  • Check a provider in the Central Bank registers or the ESMA MiCA register; the Irish transition ended in December 2025.

Checked 2026-11-09 · Confidence: high · Sources: [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Not confirmed: Exact end date of the Irish transition: the CBI page states both 29 Dec 2025 and 31 Dec 2025; visible text says 'end of December 2025' · Crypto-to-crypto swaps: Revenue's manual does not mention them explicitly (general CGT principle that exchanging one asset for another is a disposal) · Tax treatment of staking, lending and airdrops (no Revenue guidance found) · Whether the 31% rate is final law (Finance Bill 2026) — Revenue page already applies it from 7 Oct 2026

Compiled to the best of our knowledge from the sources linked. Information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change — check the linked official sources before acting.

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Providers

Who offers tokenization and crypto services in Ireland

Crypto-asset service providers (VASPs/CASPs) in Ireland are registered with the Central Bank of Ireland. Its register „Register of Authorised Crypto-Asset Service Providers under Article 63 MiCAR“ lists 12 companies (read 2026-10-14). The conditions for registering are set by the authority — its own list is the source.

  • CoinJar Europe Limited
  • Confirmo Limited
  • Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited
  • Legend Financial Ireland Limited
  • Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited
  • Payward Europe Solutions Limited
  • Payward Global Solutions Limited
  • Pionew Ireland Limited
  • Push Virtual Assets Ireland Limited
  • Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited
  • StoneX Digital International Ltd
  • Virtu Financial Ireland Limited

Where are crypto companies and VASPs registered in Ireland?

With the Central Bank of Ireland. Its register “Register of Authorised Crypto-Asset Service Providers under Article 63 MiCAR” lists 12 companies (read 2026-10-14), for example CoinJar Europe Limited, Confirmo Limited, Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited, Legend Financial Ireland Limited. The requirements for registering are set by the authority; its own list is the source: https://registers.centralbank.ie/DownloadsPage.aspx

Official registers

What the authorities publish — and what we read

Status: Public register, read. Every address below was loaded, not guessed. A register entry records that an authority licensed, registered or approved something; it says nothing about whether you may or should buy it.

AuthorityRegisterFinding
Central Bank of Ireland (MiCA NCA; AML registration of VASPs)(1) Register of Authorised Crypto-Asset Service Providers under Art. 63 MiCAR (2) Register of Virtual Asset Service Providers (s.106A CJA 2010)Public register, read

Register of Authorised Crypto-Asset Service Providers under Article 63 MiCAR

Licensed or registered providers · 12 entries

Central Bank of Ireland · source · read 2026-10-14

Register no.NameAuthorisation Date
C496731CoinJar Europe Limited2025-12-09
C570624Confirmo Limited2025-12-16
C423427Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited2026-01-22
C535172Legend Financial Ireland Limited2025-10-10
C184986Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited2025-12-03
C468360Payward Europe Solutions Limited2025-06-25
C559106Payward Global Solutions Limited2025-06-25
C496936Pionew Ireland Limited2025-12-18
C528869Push Virtual Assets Ireland Limited2025-11-12
C515693Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited2025-12-02
C526524StoneX Digital International Ltd2025-12-19
C93329Virtu Financial Ireland Limited2026-04-28

In our catalogue: 13 instruments from Ireland

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