Crypto license in Serbia
The full guide for this jurisdiction is being researched
Serbia licenses digital asset service providers under the Law on Digital Assets of 2020, applied since 29 June 2021. Supervision is split between two regulators: the National Bank of Serbia licenses virtual currency services, while the Securities Commission of the Republic of Serbia covers digital tokens and approves white papers. We are completing a full guide to the Serbian application, covering which regulator your model answers to, the fees, and the capital requirements.
Key facts
- Regime
- Licensing regime
- Regulator
- National Bank of Serbia and the Securities Commission
- Framework
- Law on Digital Assets (2020)
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BarbadosNo crypto license exists yet; FSC VASP framework in consultation
CroatiaIn researchMiCA CASP authorization from HANFA
EcuadorIn researchNo licensing regime; crypto is not an authorized means of payment
SeychellesIn researchFSA licensing under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act 2024
SlovakiaIn researchMiCA CASP authorization from the National Bank of Slovakia
SloveniaIn researchMiCA CASP authorization from the Securities Market Agency (ATVP)
St. LuciaIn researchVASP licensing under the Virtual Asset Business Act 2022 (FSRA)
St. Vincent and the GrenadinesIn researchFSA registration mandatory since 31 May 2025 (Virtual Asset Business Act)
UzbekistanIn researchNAPP licensing under Presidential Decree UP-121 of 2022