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Compliance Tracker

Where each assessed stablecoin stands under EU MiCA and the U.S. GENIUS Act, sourced from public registers, regulator notices, and issuer disclosures.

MiCA-authorized stablecoins

14

of 184 EU-assessed stablecoins

GENIUS regimeproposed rules· effective 2027-01-18
MiCA authorization rate
8%
GENIUS tracked
260
Assessed regime rows
444

MiCA

184 assessed

Authorized14Non-Compliant17Out of Scope153

GENIUS

260 assessed

Issuer Intent22No Public Auth Found116Unknown1Not Applicable121

How to read status

MiCA authorized means the issuer holds an in-effect EMI or credit-institution authorization listed on a competent-authority register. Pending, transitional, non-compliant, and out-of-scope retain the existing MiCA editorial meanings.

GENIUS rows are not compliance approvals. They track source-backed public posture such as issuer-announced intent, regulator-sourced applications, or future PPSI approvals once the regime is operational.

Frequently asked questions

What does the compliance tracker show?

It maps assessed stablecoins to public, sourced regulatory facts. MiCA rows cover EU authorization status, EMT/ART token type, competent authority, issuer entity, and register references. GENIUS rows are implementation-watch signals while the U.S. regime is pre-effective.

Why are GENIUS rows separated from the main table?

Pharos keeps GENIUS rows in Implementation Watch until an explicitly reviewed release marks the regime effective. Active assets then become eligible for the main table; pre-launch assets remain in Watch until normal catalog activation. Issuer-specific approval evidence does not bypass the regime phase or change an asset's lifecycle.

What is the difference between an EMT and an ART?

An e-money token (EMT) references a single official currency. An asset-referenced token (ART) references a basket or other value, such as a multi-currency mix or a commodity. ARTs are rare in the tracked set.

Is this legal or compliance advice?

No. The tracker is an informational surface with sourced links, not legal advice. Statuses are editorial assignments against public registers, regulator notices, and issuer disclosures, and may lag real-world authorizations or restrictions.