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Banken, Travel Rule en niet-gelicentieerde exchanges: waarom transfers vastlopen en wat je bewaart

MiCA is geen bankverbod. Bewaar timestamps, supportberichten, txids en fiat-afschriften.

Banken en Travel Rule — CryptoTax Digest

MiCA is not a bank-blocking rule. Transfers can still stall because of AML reviews, Travel Rule data, beneficiary checks, or missing explanations about where funds came from.

Controleer altijd de concrete juridische entiteit in het MiCA-register, niet alleen het merk. A platform brand and a licensed legal entity are not the same thing.

What to do first

  • Download account statements and transaction CSV files before moving funds.
  • Save timestamps, txids, order ids, fee lines, fiat values, and support messages.
  • Check the relevant entity in /mica/casps/ or /mica/emts/.
  • Use /platforms/ for export notes and /software/ for tax-software import paths.

Tax-record angle

Your domestic tax rules still decide what is taxable. MiCA does not calculate gains, losses, income, cost basis, or filing obligations. It changes the market-access layer around some providers, which can indirectly change your ability to retrieve evidence.

If a platform winds down, blocks a product, delists a token, or asks for additional verification, build a dated archive: original export, balance screenshot, transaction hashes, correspondence, and the final import/reconciliation report from your software.

Where CTD fits

Use the MiCA registers to verify entities, the platform directory to understand exports, the software directory to import/reconcile, and the cemetery if a venue disappears or stops serving your market.

Alleen educatief; geen fiscaal, juridisch of beleggingsadvies.

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