WHITE TECH joins Croatia’s first MiCA-approved crypto firms

WHITE TECH joins Croatia’s first MiCA-approved crypto firms

WHITE TECH is now officially authorized to provide crypto services in Croatia, having received approval from the country’s financial regulator, HANFA, under the new MiCA regulations.

Summary

  • WHITE TECH received MiCA authorization from Croatia’s HANFA regulator.
  • The approval allows crypto exchange, custody, administration, and transfer services.
  • WHITE TECH joins Croatia’s early MiCA-approved firms as EU crypto rules expand.

WHITE TECH is a member of the W Group and is primarily owned by Volodymyr Nosov, who also founded and leads WhiteBIT. With this approval, the company can now legally provide cryptocurrency services throughout the European Union.

As a researcher, I’ve found that WHITE TECH provides a range of services focused on digital currencies. Essentially, they help businesses and individuals both exchange cryptocurrencies and convert traditional money into crypto, as well as move crypto assets between different locations.

With MiCA approval, the company is authorized to offer crypto exchange services, securely hold and manage crypto assets for customers, and facilitate crypto transfers. Importantly, it’s required to adhere to EU regulations regarding how it’s run, manages risks, and protects its customers.

Croatia’s MiCA market takes shape

WHITE TECH is one of the first companies in Croatia to be authorized under the new MiCA regulations. This approval means they’re part of the EU’s single regulatory framework for crypto assets right from the start.

As a researcher following the rollout of MiCA, I’ve been tracking Croatia’s progress, and it’s exciting to see they’ve already begun licensing crypto firms. Electrocoin was the first to receive approval from HANFA back in April, marking a significant step in their national crypto licensing process.

MiCA establishes a unified set of rules for crypto companies operating within the European Union. This framework focuses on ensuring transparency, requiring proper authorization, providing oversight, and protecting users of crypto-asset services.

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2026-05-01 16:10