BitGo says it has launched a “crypto-as-a-service” platform designed to help eligible crypto firms in Europe comply with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework as licensing deadlines approach. Both outlets report that the service is positioned as an alternative compliance route for crypto market participants that need to meet EU requirements by the July 1 licensing rule date. CoinDesk adds that BitGo operates under a regulatory setup involving Germany’s BaFin and frames the offering as a practical lifeline for firms trying to navigate MiCA obligations across EU member states. Cointelegraph emphasizes that the launch targets companies still awaiting MiCA-related approvals and highlights broader market pressure on exchanges to secure appropriate authorization ahead of the deadline. Together, the reports describe BitGo’s move as an infrastructure and compliance-support option for European crypto firms seeking to align with MiCA requirements on a time-bound schedule.