Supervisory reporting for crypto-asset service providers.
One platform for MiCA supervisory returns, CARF/DAC8 exchange and whitepaper iXBRL. Bring data in any shape from your systems; get a validated filing your supervisor will accept.
Free health-test runs · From €1,000/year · Priced up front
Crypto-asset service providers now report to supervisors on several fronts at once. Under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), issuers of asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens, together with authorised CASPs, submit periodic supervisory returns to their national competent authority and the EBA.
In parallel, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and its EU implementation through DAC8 introduce automatic exchange of crypto-asset transaction information, modelled closely on the CRS mechanics tax teams already know. And every token admitted to trading needs a compliant whitepaper — increasingly expected in machine-readable iXBRL.
REGREP brings these obligations onto one platform. Bring your data in whatever shape your systems produce it; the engine maps it to the current supervisory template, runs every validation rule, and returns a filing package your NCA will accept. MiCA supervisory reporting, CARF/DAC8 exchange and whitepaper iXBRL tagging each run as their own module, so you activate only what your licence and token types require. Free health-test runs let you prove the mapping on your own records before you commit, and every plan is priced up front. Prices exclude VAT.
Three modules for digital-asset firms
Activate MiCA, CARF/DAC8 or whitepaper tagging on their own. One regulated entity per plan; group and multi-entity needs move to a Solution Layers engagement.
| Module | Free tier | Pro from | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| MiCA Supervisory Reporting ART and EMT supervisory returns — covers all EBA MiCA reporting families. Templates mapped, validated and packaged for your national competent authority. | 1 test report / quarter | €1,500/yr1 regulated entity · quarterly (5 runs) | Create free account → |
| CARF / DAC8 Reporting Crypto-asset transaction records converted to validated per-jurisdiction XML for automatic exchange — the same tier and correction mechanics as CRS. | Health-test runs | €1,000/yr1 jurisdiction · up to 10k records/yr · 1 entity | Create free account → |
| MiCA Whitepaper iXBRL Tagging Machine-readable tagging of a MiCA whitepaper, delivered as a scoped engagement with our tagging team. | — | Solution LayersScoped by whitepaper and token type | Talk to us |
CARF/DAC8 is priced per jurisdiction in mutually exclusive volume tiers: up to 10k €1,000/year, 10k–100k €2,000; 100k–500k €4,500; 500k–1M €7,500; over 1M as Solution Layers. Prices exclude VAT. See full pricing for credits and per-filing rates.
How firms use these modules
MiCA reporting for CASPs
How a licensed crypto-asset service provider prepares and validates its periodic MiCA supervisory returns without building a reporting stack in-house.
Read use case →CARF, CRS & FATCA across jurisdictions
How firms with reporting duties in several jurisdictions file the same transaction records to each one, mapped to the correct schema every time.
Read use case →Resources & regulations
Digital assets guide
Plain-language explainers on MiCA, CARF and DAC8 — who reports, what is due and how the frameworks fit together.
Read the guide →MiCA requirements
What MiCA asks of token issuers and CASPs, the supervisory returns involved, and the penalties for getting them wrong.
MiCA requirements →CARF / DAC8 requirements
How the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and DAC8 introduce automatic exchange, who is in scope and when reporting begins.
CARF / DAC8 requirements →Questions, answered
Which crypto-asset obligations does REGREP cover?
How is CARF / DAC8 priced as my volume grows?
What do the free tiers include?
Prove it on your own data first.
Create a free account, activate the module you need, and run a health-test on real files today.