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File S7-2026-27/Issue 0042/38 days left

European Union/LI/Comparables

Liechtenstein

FMA Liechtenstein

In force

The first comprehensive token statute in Europe, still in force, and the civil-law cousin of MiCA. TVTG registers VT service providers, writes token ownership into statute, and classifies tokens. It is an intermediary-plus-property-law file. It is not an offering exemption, and it does not passport into the Union.

TVTG

1 Jan 2020

EEA

Yes

MiCA overlap

Live

Similar regulation

The statute book

Primary instruments, with the RCA job each one actually does. Links open the official text.

Translation

Rule 100–500 map

RCAPeerFitDesk
Rule 100TVTG token as a legal object; payment / utility / securityPartialProperty-law token, not a Howey wrapping.
Rule 103Basic information requirements on token issuers / VTSPsPartialShorter, civil-law, not a 1-CRYPTO circular.
Rule 200 / 300No dollar-capped public-offer exemptionNo analogueRegistration of the service provider is the gate.
Rule 500No Union passport from TVTG aloneNo analogueEEA membership plus MiCA now does the passporting work.

Analysis

What the file is

TVTG entered into force on 1 January 2020. It does two things US federal law still does not: it says a token can be an object of civil-law rights, and it registers a catalogue of VT service providers (issuance, key custody, price vending, exchange, identity service). FMA Liechtenstein keeps a public register. Since MiCA applied, Liechtenstein as an EEA state lives in both books. TVTG’s property-law chapter remains the distinctive piece.

Primary sources on file

RCA publishes source-linked intelligence for professionals. Nothing here is a token-buying call, a legal opinion, or an “approved / safe / regulated” badge. Every material claim is dated. Incomplete files stay incomplete.