Dutch-based Decubate becomes Europe’s first MiCAR-compliant crypto launchpad

Zoetermeer, the Netherlands-based Decubate, a crypto launchpad and crowdfunding platform for web3 projects, announced that it has received a MICAR license.

This official recognition allows Decubate to offer regulated crypto services throughout the European Union.

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With the new European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulations in place, a license is now required for anyone wishing to issue or trade crypto assets.

This license ensures that Decubate follows strict guidelines for governance, risk management, and consumer education.

As a result, both individual and professional investors can feel more secure when investing in web3 projects.

This also creates new opportunities for Dutch web3 entrepreneurs and startups.

Through Decubate, they can launch and fund their projects within a regulated framework and gain access to a broad European market. This boosts their credibility with investors, partners, and regulators, building it clearer for them to expand internationally.

“This license is a breakthrough for the European crypto world,” declares Elliot Hagemeijer, CEO of Decubate. “While many parties still struggle with regulations, we are actively building a future where innovation and compliance go hand in hand. This opens the door for thousands of European startups seeking fair and regulated financing through tokenisation.”