At the start of the month, the MFSA approved its first 14 crypto assets agents that previously sought a license. After almost five months after the Maltese government adopted the Virtual Financial Assets Act. The licensed agents are now obliged to evaluate their customers’ business plans in order to ensure that they are properly prepared before submitting an application to the MFSA.
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