Blockchain decisions need regulatory context.
Track the European regulatory and infrastructure landscape that affects tokenisation, DLT, digital identity and blockchain-plus-AI programmes.
What leadership teams should be watching.
This intelligence layer is designed to support better questions during discovery. It is not legal, tax, investment or regulatory advice.
MiCA
The EU’s harmonised framework for crypto-asset issuers and crypto-asset service providers is fully applicable. Tokenised deposits and securities can fall under other financial-services regimes.
Understand the boundary →DLT Pilot Regime
A European framework for testing DLT-based trading and settlement infrastructures for certain financial instruments under targeted exemptions.
Explore implications →EUDI Wallets
The European Digital Identity framework creates a major interoperability and trust-services opportunity for identity, credentials and verification architectures.
Explore identity →AI Act & provenance
AI governance increases demand for traceability, evidence and controlled data flows—but blockchain is only one possible technical component.
Blockchain + AI →Current EU digital-trust intelligence.
Architecture implications for end-2026 rollout
Commission information says Member States will make EUDI Wallets available by the end of 2026.
Read analysis →Operational digital-asset architecture
MiCA is in application; regulated projects now need technology decisions grounded in role, control and compliance requirements.
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