The Central Bank of Ireland plans to move MiCA Title II notifications, modifications and related follow-up submissions to its secure portal. Its 23 October notice promises a system guide near the end of Q4 2026, ahead of a launch date that has not yet been announced.[1]
Submission channels and status
| Process | Current position |
|---|---|
| Title II scope | Crypto-assets other than asset-referenced and e-money tokens, subject to MiCA exclusionsSource 2 |
| Initial contact | [email protected]Source 2 |
| Document delivery before portal migration | Secure Kiteworks link supplied by the Central Bank; documents are not received by emailSource 2 |
| Required package | Whitepaper, Article 8(4) explanatory note and notification templateSource 2 |
| Completeness assessment | Five working days; restarts after updated documents if the package is incompleteSource 2 |
| Regulatory status | Notification does not mean whitepaper approvalSource 2 |
After uploading the package, submitters must email [email protected] to confirm completion. The planned portal will centralise filing status, follow-up requests, secure messages and access to previous documents; its administrative improvements do not change a notification into regulatory approval.[2][1]
The planned Title II portal is also distinct from CASP licensing: service-provider applicants have already used the Central Bank Portal since 2 April 2026. The new notice changes an administrative submission route; it does not announce approval of particular tokens.[1]
Sources & further reading
- MiCAR Title II Notification Portal announcement of 23 October 2026 Central Bank of Ireland · 23 Oct 2026 · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCAR): Title II whitepaper notification guidance Central Bank of Ireland · Accessed 26 Oct 2026