How long EU projects are billed
MiCA and MiCA + MiFID II engagements are invoiced monthly while work is active, against the indicative total rather than a milestone plan.
Transparent starting point
Public ranges help teams judge fit early. Final scope and price are confirmed directly by the appointed provider.
MiCA and MiCA + MiFID II figures are indicative total professional-fee ranges; those active projects are invoiced monthly.
Ranges are indicative and do not constitute an offer.
Final scope and price are confirmed in the provider engagement.
Government and third-party expenses may be separate.
Regulatory and commercial outcomes are not guaranteed.
An indicative range is a planning reference for professional fees, not a quote. The appointed provider confirms scope, deliverables and the invoicing rhythm in a direct engagement, after the product perimeter and entity roles are known.
MiCA and MiCA + MiFID II engagements are invoiced monthly while work is active, against the indicative total rather than a milestone plan.
You sign directly with the appointed lawyer or qualified provider; Crypto License Desk remains the introduction and coordination point.
Government, registry, translation, data-licensing and other third-party costs may be payable in addition to professional fees.
| Question | The public range answers | The provider engagement settles |
|---|---|---|
| Fee level | A realistic order of magnitude before the first call | The exact fee, exclusions and monthly schedule for your scope |
| Billing rhythm | Monthly invoicing for long MiCA work | The invoicing calendar and scope-change triggers |
| Timeline | A planning horizon such as 6-9 months | A schedule tied to product, entity and regulator response |
| Outcome | That preparation and response support is included | Nothing about the regulator's decision, because no approval is promised |
Share the service category, target jurisdictions and product outline. No sensitive files are needed at this stage.
The desk and the appointed provider separate the MiCA, MiFID II or other paths and list the resulting workstreams.
The provider discloses identity, jurisdiction, deliverables, timetable and the fee schedule in writing.
You contract directly with the provider; invoicing follows the agreed monthly or fixed rhythm.
No. They are indicative professional-fee ranges for early planning. The appointed provider confirms final scope and price in a direct engagement.
No. It is an indicative total for the combined EU Exchange Track workplan, invoiced monthly while the project is active.
Government and registry fees, translations, market-data licences and other third-party costs may be payable separately.
Oman, US regulatory strategy and exchange listing support depend heavily on scope, so pricing is bespoke after an initial readiness assessment.
No. Fees cover professional preparation and coordination. Regulators and exchanges decide independently, and no approval or listing is promised.
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