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CASP authorisation form opens to Enhetsregisteret roles in access rewrite

Providers seeking MiCA permission via KRT-3060 can now file with any Enhetsregisteret role or a single-service or Regnskap-package authorisation; Utfyller/Innsender works in transition.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 3 November 2026

Financial Sector & Markets

Industry: Financial and insurance activities

Finanstilsynet form KRT-3060, "Søknadsskjema - Tillatelse til å yte krypoeiendelstjenester (CASP)", serves applications for permission to provide crypto-asset services under kryptoeiendelsforordningen Article 62 as well as notifications of intent to provide such services under Article 60. The filing is a requirement under Forordning (EU) 2023/1114 on markets in crypto-assets (MiCA), Article 59.Altinn

Who may file has changed. Anyone with a role in the Enhetsregisteret now qualifies.Altinn Without such a role, a fullmakt for the single service qualifies.Altinn A fullmakt for the Regnskap og økonomirapportering access package also qualifies.Altinn Previously the register-role route did not existAltinn: the filer needed a fullmakt for the single service or for the Regnskap og økonomirapportering packageAltinn. Filers checked the authorisations they held on the access-management page, and anyone lacking the required authorisation had to have it delegated by a person entitled to delegate authorisations. Further information about the permission regime is available on Finanstilsynet's crypto-asset pages.

A transition period keeps the form available to holders of the Utfyller/Innsender role from old Altinn.Altinn No end date for this access transition is given. Separately, the MiCA transitional period ended 1 July 2026: ESMA calls on crypto-asset service providers without permission to wind down their EU business in an orderly manner while safeguarding clients' interests, limiting services to what an orderly wind-down strictly requires and communicating timelines to clients. Customers are urged to check whether their provider holds a MiCA permission in Finanstilsynet's lists and the ESMA register.

In practice, firms preparing a KRT-3060 application or notificationAltinn should confirm the intended filer's Enhetsregisteret role or arrange the single-service or package authorisation before starting the serviceAltinn. Holders of the legacy Utfyller/Innsender role remain covered during the transition.Altinn Contact details are on Finanstilsynet's crypto-asset pages.

Legal basis: Forordning (EU) 2023/1114 on markets in crypto-assets (MiCA), Article 59, applied through Finanstilsynet form KRT-3060 with its "Tilgang og fullmakter" section.

Confirm the intended filer's Enhetsregisteret role or arrange the single-service or package authorisation before starting a KRT-3060 application or notification.

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