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HANFA issued Croatia's first MiCA CASP licence in April 2026, over a year after applications opened.

Last verified 2026-07-03 Next review 2026-07-17

Data verified: oldest cell 1 day ago (verified 2026-07-02). Individual cells show their own verification date below.

Licence type

Authorisation to issue electronic money under Croatia's Electronic Money Act (transposing EMD2); a distinct 'small electronic money institution' (mala institucija za elektronički novac) exemption tier exists for issuers below the EMD2 threshold, with its own HNB registration track

Regulator

Croatian National Bank (Hrvatska narodna banka, HNB)

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Recent changes

PSD3 and the PSR will merge the payment institution and EMI regimes into one licence that can issue e-money. Final texts published 23 April 2026, applicability targeted around 2028; existing EMIs are grandfathered but must update their file.

Verified 2026-07-03 Source: EU

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