Is XT.COM MiCA-regulated? XT.COM license status
Verified 2026-09-23 against the ESMA CASP register
Not MiCA-Authorized
Not MiCA-authorized. XT.COM (a mid-tier, altcoin-heavy exchange since 2018) is absent from the ESMA CASP register, with no EU-authorized entity.
XT.COM MiCA register facts
- In the ESMA CASP register
- No
- Headquarters (our review)
- Not named in terms
- Founded
- 2018
- Perp pairs, global platform
- 300+
- Maximum leverage
- 150x
- Futures fees (maker / taker)
- 0.02% / 0.06%
- Global 24h perp volumeDaily snapshot, October 3, 2026
- $10.7B, rank 10 of 21 CEXs
- $10,000 BTC market buyStored cost sweep of October 3, 2026: the book depth was not confirmed, so XT.COM takes no rank.
- Not ranked
ESMA CASP register data through 2026-09-15. Platform rows: global platform.
What this means for EU users
XT.COM has run since 2018 as a mid-tier, altcoin-heavy exchange — it lists a broad set of lower-cap token perpetuals, often ahead of the top venues, and charges a comparatively high 0.20% base spot fee. It publishes no EU-authorized operating entity, is not in the ESMA CASP register, and has announced no public MiCA application.
For EU/EEA users this means XT.COM has no MiCA licence after July 1, 2026 and cannot legally onboard EEA retail customers. Users trading there rely on the platform’s offshore terms, without the EU custody, complaint-handling or prudential safeguards a CASP authorization requires.
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XT.COM MiCA FAQ
Is XT.COM MiCA-authorized?
Not MiCA-authorized.
XT.COM (a mid-tier, altcoin-heavy exchange since 2018) is absent from the ESMA CASP register, with no EU-authorized entity.