The authorisation follows a rigorous joint review conducted by Consob and the Bank of Italy. Securing this status ahead of the June 30, 2026, transition deadline positions the company to maintain operations while competitors face potential exclusion from the market. Conio intends to leverage this regulatory standing to court retail investors, traditional banking institutions, and fintech partners.

CEO Christian Miccoli noted that the licence serves as a vital instrument for integrating digital assets into regulated portfolios. By focusing on white-label solutions and institutional tokenisation projects, the firm is pivoting to become a primary infrastructure partner for entities seeking to navigate the evolving blockchain landscape within European compliance standards.