Travel Rule + Wallet Screening for Lithuania VASP (MiCA Preparation)
We supported a Lithuania-based Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in aligning its operations with upcoming MiCA regulations, focusing on Travel Rule integration and wallet risk management.
The EU’s MiCA regulation introduces strict requirements for crypto exchanges, especially around transparency, wallet risk, and Travel Rule adherence. Without preparation, many licensed Lithuanian exchanges risk being non-compliant or delisted from key platforms.
Our client was able to:
Show proactive alignment with MiCA requirements
Maintain partner trust during the regulatory shift
Stay audit-ready and build credibility with banks and counterparties
Component;Description
Jurisdiction;Lithuania
Activity;Proprietary Trading of Virtual Assets
Compliance Focus;MiCA readiness, Travel Rule, wallet screening
Tools Used;Notabene, Chainalysis
Outputs;SOPs, onboarding updates, internal policies
Benefit; Seamless MiCA transition with minimal business disruption
The Travel Rule requires crypto providers to share sender and recipient data with each transaction. Under MiCA, this becomes mandatory across the EU — including for wallet screening and address vetting.
No. MiCA will supersede national regimes. Lithuania’s current VASP licenses will need to transition by the MiCA enforcement deadline (expected in 2025). Proactive alignment is key.
Tools like Notabene help VASPs comply with Travel Rule by securely exchanging user info. Chainalysis is used for scoring wallet addresses and detecting illicit activity.
Depending on your current setup, 4–12 weeks. We provide full technical, legal, and policy implementation support.
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