Methodology · Liechtenstein

How the Liechtenstein tracker is built. Data is official and read on every build.

Sources

• FMA-Register. The page is a web app; we read the same public JSON it loads (no login): every entry in the token and TT categories under the TVTG (42 entries), paged, with the total count checked. Kept: firm name, LEI, website and the TVTG or MiCAR grants (category, type, granted / expired / withdrawn / returned dates). Addresses, phones, e-mails, directors and natural persons are not stored.
• ESMA interim MiCA register (CASPS.csv): crypto-asset service providers with the FMA as competent authority, matched to FMA-Register entries by LEI. The FMA-Register itself shows no MiCAR grants.
• FMA pages on the TVTG, CASPs under MiCAR and the MiCAR register; their key sentences are checked on every build.

Labels

• MiCA CASP: on ESMA's register as authorised by the FMA. TVTG registered: at least one current TVTG registration and no FMA MiCA authorisation. TVTG ended: only expired, withdrawn or returned TVTG registrations.

Source Hierarchy

1. official FMA Liechtenstein; ESMA.
2. company none used.
3. press · secondary none used.

Limits

• Firms passporting MiCA services into Liechtenstein from other EEA states are not covered (see the EU hub).
• Banks and other FMA licences are shown only where the firm has a TVTG entry or a MiCA authorisation.
• “Not listed” is not a finding about how a firm serves users in Liechtenstein.

Corrections

Write to press@vasptracker.com with the page and the source. Published corrections: none.