This jurisdiction has established a clear, favorable regulatory framework for blockchain and cryptocurrency activities. Businesses can operate with confidence under well-defined rules.
Hungary regulates crypto under EU MiCA framework.
Crypto service providers must comply with EU MiCA and AML requirements.
Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) must obtain authorization from the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) under the MiCA framework. A unique national requirement also mandates that exchanges must obtain a "compliance certificate" or "validation" for the conversion of crypto-assets to funds or other crypto-assets.
Gains from crypto transactions for individuals are subject to a 15% Personal Income Tax (PIT) as capital gains, with no social security contribution.
Limited banking access.
AML/CFT requirements are established and aligned with international standards (FATF guidelines).
Regulatory enforcement is predictable and fair. Clear processes exist for compliance and dispute resolution.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only and should not be considered legal advice. Regulations change frequently. Always consult with qualified legal professionals in the relevant jurisdiction before making business decisions.