- Crypto payments
- Multi-currency exchange
- Digital-asset accounts
Bringing fiat and digital assets together.
Fiat and crypto payments, multi-currency exchange and digital-asset accounts on Crassula infrastructure.
Read case study: KeytomIreland cut the MiCA transition to twelve months, and VASP registrations stopped counting on 30 December 2025. The Central Bank expects an Irish board in full control of client assets, and says an assessment takes at least ten months. Use that time to build on a platform that already runs.
Fiat and crypto payments, multi-currency exchange and digital-asset accounts on Crassula infrastructure.
Read case study: Keytom
Digital wallets and financial journeys delivered through Crassula APIs, web interfaces and iOS and Android apps.
Read case study: WickieEach client gets crypto accounts with deposit addresses and QR codes. Wallets run on custody infrastructure contracted by your Irish company, and withdrawal approvals follow the roles you set in the back office.
Buy, sell and swap with liquidity from a connected provider. The client sees the rate and fee first, and euro proceeds land in their account in the same app.
IBAN accounts with SEPA, SEPA Instant and SWIFT through your banking partner, posted to the same ledger as each client's crypto.
Internal transfers and on-chain withdrawals, with Travel Rule data exchanged through a connected provider.
Visa and Mastercard cards that spend crypto-linked balances, settled in euro at the point of sale. You sign with the card issuer.
Each requirement, what the platform gives you for it and who owns it after launch.
Client and own holdings on separate ledger accounts, every movement posted, and exports your team reconciles against the wallets daily.
Your Irish operations team, on platform dataHoldings per client on the ledger, plus a description of withdrawal approvals and access roles as they run on the platform.
You, with input from us and the custody providerBack-office access, approval rights and reporting your executives use themselves, plus walkthroughs before your Central Bank meetings.
Your boardTechnical documentation of architecture, hosting, access roles, 2FA, audit trail, backups and incident handling.
Crassula drafts, you adoptService description, contract terms, audit and access rights, sub-providers and exit support, so your Irish entity keeps control of what it outsources.
You, with our inputExports of every client's crypto and euro positions, so a wind-down plan can show how assets would be returned.
YouOnboarding questionnaires per client type, identity checks and screening through connected providers, client limits.
Your MLROOriginator and beneficiary data captured at onboarding and on each transfer, exchanged through a connected Travel Rule provider.
Your MLRORails your customers can use

Authorised as a CASP by the Central Bank of Ireland, with its MiCA licence passported across the EEA. Liquidity for your exchange service, or Kraken Embed, which launched in Ireland with bunq, as a first step.
Crassula connects 60+ payment, banking and compliance integrations. We will check which ones fit your licence.
Explore all connectors →Rules that change what you have to build, in the order they apply.
MiCA applies to CASPs, together with the crypto Travel Rule under Regulation (EU) 2023/1113. Ireland's twelve-month transition begins for registered VASPs.
DORA applies to crypto-asset service providers.
The Irish transition ends. VASPs without a CASP authorisation have to stop providing services.
The minimum time the Central Bank says it needs to complete a CASP assessment for a registered VASP. Plan new applications with that in mind.
The Central Bank wants to see an Irish firm that controls its own systems and client assets, not a branch run from abroad. We give you a working platform and the technical part of the file, while your legal advisers handle the rest.
Talk to us about your applicationCrassula provides technology and documentation support. We do not provide legal or regulatory advice and cannot guarantee the outcome of an application.
A configured environment to show the regulator, not slides.
ICT systems, security and DORA, outsourcing and business continuity sections, plus data for your wind-down plan.
Liquidity through Kraken, plus banking, custody and KYC providers from our network, matched to your licence.

Consider a Dublin fintech that runs euro accounts for small businesses and now wants to let them hold stablecoins and bitcoin. Before anything is filed, it contacts the Central Bank's Innovation Hub and presents the business model. The Central Bank has also said it would publish a Key Facts Document template for applicants, so the team checks what that template now asks for.
While the assessment runs, we set up the environment in its brand with Kraken liquidity and the custody infrastructure it chose, and draft the ICT, DORA and outsourcing sections with the team. Its Irish executives approve withdrawals and run daily reconciliations themselves on test data, so they can show the Central Bank they are in charge. Once authorised, the business clients see a crypto tab next to their euro account.
For the regulatory background, read the MiCA CASP licence guide and our article on what crypto banking is.
The questions teams ask us before a first call.
Not covered here?Bring your question to a demo with our team.Tell us your licence and country. We will map the rails, providers and documents you need.
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