Bull Bitcoin Earns MiCA License in France, Keeps Full Self-Custody Features

Bull Bitcoin obtained a MiCA license in France after a three-year self-funded effort, proving that regulatory compliance does not require sacrificing self-custody or user privacy.

• Founder Francis Pouliot announced the license on June 23 after nearly three years of self-financed regulatory work.
• Bull Bitcoin passed PASSI and DORA cybersecurity audits without outsourcing its core Bitcoin infrastructure.
• The company says all features, including self-custody, Payjoin, Lightning, and Liquid support, remain unchanged.
• Bull Bitcoin is a Bitcoin-only, non-custodial exchange founded in 2013 in Montreal.
• The license gives the firm a long-term foothold in Europe as MiCA deadlines tighten across the EU.

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