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title: "Requirements · LT MiCA Desk"
description: "What a Lithuanian CASP has to be: service classes and capital under Annex IV and Article 67, establishment under Article 59, governance under Article 68, and cross-border provision under Article 65."
url: https://unbui.lt/requirements/
lang: en-GB
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# Requirements

What the firm has to be, as opposed to what the file has to contain. Start with the service classes: the rest of this section is downstream of that one choice.

Decide first

### [Which class your services fall into](/requirements/service-classes/)

Pick the services you intend to provide and see the class, the capital floor and the extra evidence each one pulls in. Everything else follows from this answer.

Money

### [Capital: the Annex IV figure is a floor](/requirements/capital/)

Article 67 requires the higher of the Annex IV minimum and a quarter of your fixed overheads. Work out which limb binds you.

Substance

### [Establishment and substance](/requirements/establishment/)

One Union-resident director, effective management in the Union, an office where you actually operate, and the director-residency claim we will not repeat.

People

### [Governance and fit-and-proper evidence](/requirements/governance/)

Repute, collective competence and demonstrable time commitment, qualifying holders traced to natural persons, and the measures available short of refusal.

After authorisation

### [Passporting across the Union](/requirements/passporting/)

A notification, not a second authorisation: 10 working days to communicate onward, and a 15-calendar-day backstop after which you may begin regardless.

Readiness assessment

## Work out whether you are ready to file

We map your business model onto the named MiCA services, work out the class and the capital that follows, and test the gaps against the grounds an authority refuses on. The output is a go or no-go, a gap list, a budget and a route.

[Request an assessment](/assessment/) [Check your licensing scope first](/requirements/service-classes/)

Enquiries go by email for now. Nothing on this site collects your details, and [the assessment page](/assessment/) sets out what to include.