The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority has published amendments to its guidance, making conceptual adjustments required by Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on markets in crypto-assets (MiCAR) and the EEA MiCA Implementation Act. The authority has also updated terminology throughout the guidance to reflect the MiCA framework. Changes to Articles 7 and 25 DDO add references to the use of electronic means of identification in line with the eIDAS Regulation and include additional explanations on delegation. The amendments also clarify the approach to Adverse Media Screening: where comprehensive customer screening was performed during onboarding, due diligence subjects that cannot be “white listed” in the system may limit subsequent screening to content published since the last screening, excluding material already reviewed.