. Currently there are 17 Croatian companies registered as virtual asset service providers, as well as three entities supervised by a competent regulator from another Member State.
According to HANFA’s website, there are presently no Croatian entities authorized to provide services related to crypto-assets under the MiCA Regulation. However, there are 30 notified entities from EU Member States authorized to offer crypto-asset-related services pursuant to MiCA.
In addition, recent developments on the market include HP-Hrvatska pošta d.d. (Croatian Post) issuing its own crypto stamps which can be bought at a post office and online. The crypto stamps include both traditional printed stamps and a digital counterpart. While the physical stamps serve regular postal functions, the digital versions act as a collectible items that can be stored in a virtual wallet, blending classic philately with modern technology.
Additional comments regarding the economic situation for financial services using crypto currencies or what FinTech’s must be aware of in this business area
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