The opportunity
0/2 · Unclear pain
Only 11 Czech crypto firms won the new EU licence, and every other provider must stop serving clients.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.ČNBcnb.czČNB — eleven crypto licences granted (another site)The regulator's own tally: 251 applications assessed, 204 filed inside the transitional period, 11 permissions granted. The licensed set is two orders of magnitude smaller than the affected one.
- About 30,000 people and firms held the old, free crypto trade licence.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period.
- 188 of them kept the right to trade until July 2026.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period.
- Each firm without a licence must move its clients' coins and cash out.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
The opportunity
About this section
- What this shows
- The problem as it is today: what goes wrong, and who it costs.
- Why it matters to a builder
- Documented pain means you will not have to convince buyers the problem exists before you can sell them the fix.
- How to read the score
- 2/2 means clear, recurring pain: documented complaints, a petition or industry pressure. Scattered complaints make it 1/2.
Only 11 Czech crypto firms won the new EU licence, and every other provider must stop serving clients.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.ČNBcnb.czČNB — eleven crypto licences granted (another site)The regulator's own tally: 251 applications assessed, 204 filed inside the transitional period, 11 permissions granted. The licensed set is two orders of magnitude smaller than the affected one.
- About 30,000 people and firms held the old, free crypto trade licence.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period.
- 188 of them kept the right to trade until July 2026.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period.
- Each firm without a licence must move its clients' coins and cash out.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
Czechia let crypto services run on a plain trade licence, and about 5,000 of its holders were companies.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period. The new rules are MiCA, the EU's rulebook for crypto-assets.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M. Under it a firm needs a licence as a crypto-asset service provider, and in Czechia the central bank grants it.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.ČNBcnb.czČNB — eleven crypto licences granted (another site)The regulator's own tally: 251 applications assessed, 204 filed inside the transitional period, 11 permissions granted. The licensed set is two orders of magnitude smaller than the affected one.
A firm without that licence must stop the service and move its customers' coins and cash to a licensed provider or to the customer's own wallet.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M. The central bank's warning asks it to stop the service, not to close the company.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
Suggested solution
Build a fixed-price service that winds down an unlicensed crypto firm: tells customers, moves their coins and cash, closes the records.
Why now
2/3 · Firm deadline
The deadline is behind them: since 1 July 2026 an unlicensed crypto firm must stop serving clients and move their coins and cash out.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
- A firm that keeps serving clients unlicensed risks a fine above 100M CZK.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
- A departing firm must tell every client in time how settlement will run.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
- A departing firm's anti-money-laundering duties last to its final day.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
Why now
About this section
- What this shows
- The dated rules and events that push buyers to act, soonest first.
- Why it matters to a builder
- A dated rule turns “nice to have” into “must buy by”, and tells you how long the window stays open.
- How to read the score
- 3/3 means an enacted rule binds these buyers within 18 months and names a penalty. Without a named penalty it is 2/3. A draft law, a rule on someone else, or a date further out is 1/3.
The deadline is behind them: since 1 July 2026 an unlicensed crypto firm must stop serving clients and move their coins and cash out.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
- A firm that keeps serving clients unlicensed risks a fine above 100M CZK.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
- A departing firm must tell every client in time how settlement will run.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
- A departing firm's anti-money-laundering duties last to its final day.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
It must also move every client's assets out, as The opportunity says, and be ready to report the settlement to the central bank on request.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. Those are the four duties of a wind-down.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
Most applicants never had their licence judged on its merits.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period. Of the 184 licence proceedings the central bank closed in 2025, it stopped 171, 117 of them because the application was incomplete.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period. Binance was among the applicants that failed.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
The dates behind this:
- In 2025 the central bank received 245 licence applications, 210 of them by 31 July 2025 and 205 in July alone, and granted none that year.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the transitional period.
- On 1 July 2026 the transitional period ended, and only licensed firms may now serve clients.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.
- By August 2026 the central bank had assessed 251 applications, 204 of them filed inside the transitional period, and granted 11.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — eleven crypto licences granted (another site)The regulator's own tally: 251 applications assessed, 204 filed inside the transitional period, 11 permissions granted. The licensed set is two orders of magnitude smaller than the affected one.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
Willing to pay
0/2 · No sign yet
No Czech price for a wind-down is published yet: the one law firm offering it bills by the hour.2 sourcesstuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone…Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
- The buyers are the firms that traded until July without winning a licence.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the…
- Firms already pay law firms and advisers to get licensed, the opposite job.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.
- Licensed firms that take over departing firms' customers may pay too.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
Willing to pay
About this section
- What this shows
- Who already spends money on this problem, how much, and how they buy.
- Why it matters to a builder
- If people already pay for this, even by hand or through a consultant, you are replacing a spend, not creating a budget.
- How to read the score
- 2/2 means a Czech buyer has paid for this, or a priced job also gets public money that pays part of it. A price on file makes it 1/2. Public money alone earns nothing. Only public buyers publish what they pay, so problems sold to private firms often score lower.
No Czech price for a wind-down is published yet: the one law firm offering it bills by the hour.2 sourcesstuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone…Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
- The buyers are the firms that traded until July without winning a licence.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the…
- Firms already pay law firms and advisers to get licensed, the opposite job.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.
- Licensed firms that take over departing firms' customers may pay too.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
Not every licensed firm need have been among the 188, so the number of firms leaving is not simply the difference.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — eleven crypto licences granted (another site)The regulator's own tally: 251 applications assessed, 204 filed inside the transitional period, 11 permissions granted. The licensed set is two orders of magnitude smaller than the affected one.ČNBcnb.czČNB — 2025 supervision report, crypto (another site)The regulator's own count of the pre-MiCA population: roughly 30,000 subjects held the free virtual-asset trade licence, about 5,000 of them companies — but only 188 kept the right to trade through the… The departing firms are on a clock.ČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M. The job is customer notices, asset transfers, and records and tax closed so that they hold up.
The 11 licensed firms need the opposite, recurring work.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services. That means keeping client assets safe and separate, meeting DORA (the EU's rules on IT resilience in finance), and anti-money-laundering reporting to the new EU standard.2 sourcesČNBcnb.czČNB — end of the MiCA transition period (another site)The central bank's warning: from 1 July 2026 only licensed firms may serve clients, everyone else must cease and transfer customer crypto and funds. Fines can exceed CZK 100M.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.
Four Czech advisers' pages show no price for either job, so no revenue figure is claimed.stuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone else in this market.
No price paid by a Czech buyer is on file yet.
Validated abroad
0/3 · Not yet
Nobody abroad is known to sell a crypto firm's wind-down as a product, so there is no template to copy.2 sourcesMarket checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
Validated abroad
About this section
- What this shows
- Companies abroad that already sell a solution, and how far along they are.
- Why it matters to a builder
- Established companies selling it in other markets show that buyers will pay, so you are not betting on an untested idea.
- How to read the score
- 3/3 means established in two or more markets, one of them near Czechia. 2/3 is one established company, 1/3 only early players.
Nobody abroad is known to sell a crypto firm's wind-down as a product, so there is no template to copy.2 sourcesMarket checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
No verified foreign comparable on file.
No foreign company has been found selling it, young or established, and nobody is known to sell the move of customer assets as a product either.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. The EU crypto-rule tools that exist sell to firms staying in business:Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
- MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 and CertiK cover sign-up checks, anti-money-laundering and transaction monitoring across the EU.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
- KYC-Chain (identity checks at sign-up) covers the same ground.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
- None of them is Czech, and none sells an exit.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.
This opportunity rides a live deadline, not a proven template.
Market gap
1/2 · Early rivals only
Czech advisers sell getting licensed, not getting out, and one law firm has offered since June 2026 to guide an exit.2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
New, selling this: SCHEJBAL&PARTNERS (since 2026). Established, selling this: nobody on file. New, selling something nearby: kryptoregulace.cz (Blockchain Legal) (since 2017), ARROWS (since 2018), AMS Europe (since 2022), Key2Law, Kopečný & Partners, PROFI Poradenství & Finance, Stuchlíková & Partners. Established, selling something nearby: Finreg Partners (since 2018). No established player sells this here.
- EarlySells this · since 2026SCHEJBAL&PARTNERS (another site)It is the one Czech firm found selling the exit rather than the entry.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
The space is still open
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2017kryptoregulace.cz (Blockchain Legal) (another site)What it supplies is reading material: the site states outright that it is informational with no platform behind it, run by Blockchain Legal with AML Systems, Binary Confidence and CITADELO.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2018ARROWS (another site)It sells licence applications and compliance policies on law-firm economics — getting a firm licensed, not getting one out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2022AMS Europe (another site)It sells licence applications, company formation and anti-money-laundering policies — again the entry side, not a wind-down.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyKey2Law (another site)It sells CASP licensing support and crypto company setup in Czechia, and publishes a case study of taking a Czech crypto-wallet startup through MiCA readiness and the ČNB application — the entry side, sold to firms that intend to stay.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyKopečný & Partners (another site)It sells legal advice on providing crypto-asset services under MiCA, written for firms working out which permission they need and how to keep client assets segregated once they hold one — the staying-in-business side.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyPROFI Poradenství & Finance (another site)It sells financial and regulatory advisory and publishes explainers on the ČNB licensing round — reading material plus consulting hours aimed at firms pursuing a permission, with nothing sold to a firm on its way out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyStuchlíková & Partners (another site)It sells CASP licensing work as a law firm and publishes what a licence takes — €50,000–150,000 initial capital, 1–2 months of documentation, a 3–6 month ČNB process — but prices the engagement only on request.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EstablishedSells something nearby · since 2018Finreg Partners (another site)It sells licence applications — the work of GETTING a CASP permission, which is the opposite job to winding a firm down and moving its customers' assets out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
Market gap
About this section
- What this shows
- Czech companies that already sell this, and firms nearby that sell something else.
- Why it matters to a builder
- A mature Czech seller means taking customers from an incumbent. Firms nearby still matter: the buyer may already pay them.
- How to read the score
- More points mean a more open field. 2/2 means no Czech company sells this, 1/2 only early ones do, 0/2 a mature one does.
Czech advisers sell getting licensed, not getting out, and one law firm has offered since June 2026 to guide an exit.2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
New, selling this: SCHEJBAL&PARTNERS (since 2026). Established, selling this: nobody on file. New, selling something nearby: kryptoregulace.cz (Blockchain Legal) (since 2017), ARROWS (since 2018), AMS Europe (since 2022), Key2Law, Kopečný & Partners, PROFI Poradenství & Finance, Stuchlíková & Partners. Established, selling something nearby: Finreg Partners (since 2018). No established player sells this here.
- EarlySells this · since 2026SCHEJBAL&PARTNERS (another site)It is the one Czech firm found selling the exit rather than the entry.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
The space is still open
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2017kryptoregulace.cz (Blockchain Legal) (another site)What it supplies is reading material: the site states outright that it is informational with no platform behind it, run by Blockchain Legal with AML Systems, Binary Confidence and CITADELO.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2018ARROWS (another site)It sells licence applications and compliance policies on law-firm economics — getting a firm licensed, not getting one out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearby · since 2022AMS Europe (another site)It sells licence applications, company formation and anti-money-laundering policies — again the entry side, not a wind-down.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyKey2Law (another site)It sells CASP licensing support and crypto company setup in Czechia, and publishes a case study of taking a Czech crypto-wallet startup through MiCA readiness and the ČNB application — the entry side, sold to firms that intend to stay.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyKopečný & Partners (another site)It sells legal advice on providing crypto-asset services under MiCA, written for firms working out which permission they need and how to keep client assets segregated once they hold one — the staying-in-business side.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyPROFI Poradenství & Finance (another site)It sells financial and regulatory advisory and publishes explainers on the ČNB licensing round — reading material plus consulting hours aimed at firms pursuing a permission, with nothing sold to a firm on its way out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EarlySells something nearbyStuchlíková & Partners (another site)It sells CASP licensing work as a law firm and publishes what a licence takes — €50,000–150,000 initial capital, 1–2 months of documentation, a 3–6 month ČNB process — but prices the engagement only on request.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
- EstablishedSells something nearby · since 2018Finreg Partners (another site)It sells licence applications — the work of GETTING a CASP permission, which is the opposite job to winding a firm down and moving its customers' assets out.Sources and the full note are in Read more.
Sells this 1
- Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
It is the one Czech firm found selling the exit rather than the entry. On 18 June 2026 it published a section headed "Připravte si wind-down plán", set out the four duties an unlicensed provider must discharge — move customer crypto-assets and money to an authorised provider or the customer's own wallet, tell every client in time how the settlement will run, keep meeting anti-money-laundering duties until the last day, and be ready to report the settlement to ČNB on request — and closed by naming "příprava řízeného odchodu z trhu" among the things it will guide a client through.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. The offering is weeks old because the duty is, and its standing MiCA page still sells only the entry side — FAÚ permission, whitepaper, CASP licence application — naming Coinero as a licence client.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
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- Established: Finreg Partners (another site)2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
It sells licence applications — the work of GETTING a CASP permission, which is the opposite job to winding a firm down and moving its customers' assets out.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services. Its MiCA page was read line by line on 2026-08-25 and carries no exit, wind-down or client-settlement service at all; what it has added instead is due-diligence advice for firms ACQUIRING a CASP, which serves the buyer of an orphaned book rather than the firm leaving.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. Trading since 15 May 2018, with 3 licensed CASP clients — Finreg stands behind three of the eleven permissions ČNB has granted.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.
- Early: ARROWS (another site)3 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
It sells licence applications and compliance policies on law-firm economics2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign. — getting a firm licensed, not getting one out. It writes about the wind-down duty, but as commentary, and what it offers off the back of it is help deciding whether and how MiCA applies to a business model.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. Trading since 2018; it names no client and publishes no count.
- Early: AMS Europe (another site)3 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
It sells licence applications, company formation and anti-money-laundering policies3 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the… — again the entry side, not a wind-down. Trading since 30 March 2022; it names no client and publishes no count.
- 2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
It sells legal advice on providing crypto-asset services under MiCA, written for firms working out which permission they need and how to keep client assets segregated once they hold one2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the… — the staying-in-business side. No start year, no named clients and no count are published.
- Early: Key2Law (another site)Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
It sells CASP licensing support and crypto company setup in Czechia, and publishes a case study of taking a Czech crypto-wallet startup through MiCA readiness and the ČNB applicationMarket checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. — the entry side, sold to firms that intend to stay. Beyond that one anonymised study it names no client, publishes no count and has no start year on file.
- 2 sourcesMarket checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
It sells financial and regulatory advisory and publishes explainers on the ČNB licensing round2 sourcesMarket checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the… — reading material plus consulting hours aimed at firms pursuing a permission, with nothing sold to a firm on its way out. No start year, no named clients and no count are published.
- 2 sourcesMarket checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
What it supplies is reading material: the site states outright that it is informational with no platform behind it, run by Blockchain Legal with AML Systems, Binary Confidence and CITADELO.Market checkkryptoregulace.czkryptoregulace.cz and the Czech MiCA supply side (another site)A deeper Czech sweep for wind-down and compliance-operations products. Everything Czech it found is advisory; the product-shaped answers — MarketGuard, AMLBot, Sigma360 — are all foreign. The firm's own crypto practice page lists six services — exchanges and bureaux, mining and node operation, portfolio management, trading, crypto inside a business, and inheritance — and no exit, wind-down or client settlement among them.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. Trading since 26 July 2017; it names no client and publishes no count.
- stuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone else in this market.
It sells CASP licensing work as a law firm and publishes what a licence takes — €50,000–150,000 initial capital, 1–2 months of documentation, a 3–6 month ČNB process — but prices the engagement only on request.stuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone else in this market. Again the entry side, not the exit; no start year, no named clients and no count are published.
- One established adviser stands behind 3 of the 11 licences granted.Market checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.
- Five more law and advisory firms sell licence applications and compliance policies.2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
- Their service menus cover getting licensed, not getting out.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
They all sell it on law-firm terms, as advice rather than a product.2 sourcesMarket checkzpravy.kurzy.czFinreg Partners and the Czech licensing-advisory field (another site)Names who already sells into this: Finreg Partners (behind three of the eleven licences), ARROWS, Kopečný & Partners and AMS Europe — all selling applications and policies as services.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the… The established adviser has added due-diligence advice for firms buying a crypto provider, which serves the buyer of a departing firm's customers rather than the firm leaving.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
The one exception published an article in June 2026 telling departing providers to prepare a wind-down plan.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. It set out the plan's four duties and offered to guide firms through them, by the hour.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market. The offer is weeks old, because the duty is.Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the market.
Nothing here is packaged, priced or repeatable.2 sourcesstuchlikova.comStuchlíková & Partners — what a CASP licence takes (another site)A Czech law firm's own page on the licence: initial capital of €50,000–150,000, one to two months of preparation and a three-to-six-month central-bank process. It publishes no fee, and neither does anyone…Market checkakschejbal.czWho sells the way out — Czech supply, searched again (another site)A wider Czech sweep for anyone selling the exit rather than the licence. Every Czech service menu it read sells getting licensed, and one law firm has started offering to prepare an orderly departure from the…
Execution difficulty
3/3 · Easy
Makes it easier
- Departing firms buy for themselves.
- No licence is needed to sell them the help.
- The established adviser nearby sells licences, not exits.
Makes it harder
- A Czech law firm already offers to guide the exit.
- No price for the job is published.
P-0030 · Since July, all but 11 Czech crypto firms must stop serving clients
Execution difficulty
About this section
- What this shows
- What stands between you and the first sale: who buys, what permission selling needs, what it must plug into, and whether it needs outside money.
- Why it matters to a builder
- It tells you whether a small team can start selling soon, or needs a licence, a certification or funding first.
- How to read the score
- More points mean easier to enter: 3/3 is easy, 0/3 very hard. It is not added to the Opportunity total, and local competition does not count here: that is Market gap.
Easy
Makes it easier
- Departing firms buy for themselves.
- No licence is needed to sell them the help.
- The established adviser nearby sells licences, not exits.
- The work is notices, transfers and records, not a system to plug into.
Makes it harder
- A Czech law firm already offers to guide the exit.
- No price for the job is published.
Local competition does not change this level. It is covered under Market gap.