1. Written procedure and ownership
Board or management approval, named complaint owners, escalation routes, review cadence, training records, and evidence that the procedure is accessible to the client-facing teams that use it.
A practical evidence checklist for CASPs documenting prompt, fair and consistent handling of complaints under MiCA Article 71 and the related complaints-handling RTS.
Informational only. Not legal, regulatory, brokerage, underwriting, or insurance advice.
MiCA Article 71 says crypto-asset service providers must establish and maintain effective and transparent procedures for the prompt, fair and consistent handling of complaints from clients. Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/294 adds more detailed requirements, templates and procedures for complaints handling by CASPs.
This page is a preparation aid for internal evidence mapping. CASPs should validate filing obligations, client communications, and local competent-authority expectations with qualified advisers and the relevant supervisory process.
Board or management approval, named complaint owners, escalation routes, review cadence, training records, and evidence that the procedure is accessible to the client-facing teams that use it.
Channels for receiving complaints, minimum information requested, language handling, acknowledgement evidence, missing-information requests, and controls that separate complaints from general support tickets.
Fact gathering, service/category tags, custody or transfer-service links, conflicts checks, responsible functions, evidence retained, interim updates, root-cause analysis, and management visibility for serious complaints.
Decision rationale, final response wording, remediation offered, rejection reasons where relevant, client communication records, closure dates, and handoff points for external dispute or competent-authority routes.
Complaint log fields, status, dates, service line, outcome, recurring causes, remediation owner, overdue items, trend reporting, retention period, and evidence that recurring issues feed control improvements.
Incident history, complaint frequency, unresolved control gaps, client-asset themes, cyber or operational resilience links, and governance evidence that brokers, insurers, counsel, and risk teams may ask to review.
No. Support tickets may be operational requests. Article 71 complaints handling is a controlled process for receiving, investigating, responding to, recording, and learning from client complaints.
Complaint history can reveal operational-risk, disclosure, custody, service-quality, cyber, and governance patterns. A clean evidence pack helps advisers and risk-transfer counterparties understand what happened, what changed, and what remains unresolved.
No. Use official MiCA, Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/294, ESMA materials, and local competent-authority guidance for formal requirements. This page helps teams organise evidence before those conversations.