EU plans substantial increase to DLT pilot cap
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On October 12, 2026, Ledger Insights reported that the Council of the European Union had reached a broad consensus on its negotiating position regarding the Market Infrastructure Services Plan (MISP). EU finance ministers supported raising the cap for an individual DLT market infrastructure under the DLT Pilot Regime from the current €6 billion to €300 billion, while retaining the possibility of further raising the cap to €500 billion in the future through a Commission delegated act. The report also stated that European Central Bank President Lagarde opposed the proposal to raise the cap. Existing reports only indicate that the Council of the European Union has formed a negotiating position and do not state that the relevant adjustments have already entered into force.
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- Ledger InsightsSelectedEU finance ministers back raising the DLT Pilot Regime cap to €300 billion, Lagarde opposes
The Council of the European Union reached broad agreement on its negotiating position on MISP, supporting an increase in the cap for a single DLT market infrastructure under the DLT Pilot Regime from €6 billion to €300 billion, while retaining the possibility of raising it to €500 billion in the future through a Commission delegated act.
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