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Blockchain.com secures Cayman custody license, third in under a year
Conditional VASP license lets Blockchain.com offer institutional custody, adding to MiCA and FCA. It now has regulatory oversight in three jurisdictions.
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Blockchain.com has received a conditional Virtual Asset Service Provider custody license from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority. The approval is the company's third major regulatory stamp in under a year, following a MiCA license from Malta's MFSA in October 2025 and FCA registration in the UK in February 2026.
The license was granted to Blockchain.com (Cayman) Limited, listed as a registered VASP on the company's official licenses page. The company announced a physical expansion in the Cayman Islands on June 25, 2026, including hiring its first on-island employee and partnering with TechCayman to establish an office in Camana Bay.