Updated September 28, 2026
What is Central Bank of Ireland (CBI)?
In short
The Central Bank of Ireland is Ireland's monetary authority and the supervisor of banks and payment firms holding customer funds.
The Central Bank of Ireland is Ireland's monetary authority and the supervisor of banks and payment firms there, including the ones that hold customer funds. When a provider lists a CBI authorisation, the practical question is what the permission covers, because an electronic money licence lets a firm hold balances and issue accounts while narrower permissions do not. The entries here are MiCA CASP authorisations, with CoinJar at MiCA CASP 98450066Q3A1G1A4T786 and Neteller Net+ Prepaid Mastercard at MiCA CASP 213800QBQVHWRBHJTA89.
Sources
- esma.europa.eu, checked September 26, 2026