MiCA licence in Slovenia: ATVP

Short answer

The Securities Market Agency (ATVP) authorises crypto-asset service providers whose home state is Slovenia. The national MiCA transition ran until 1 July 2025. ESMA’s CASP data dated 6 October 2026 lists 5 current entries with Slovenia as home state, and 173 firms authorised elsewhere that notified services into Slovenia.
CASP authority
ATVP
Transition ended
1 July 2025
CASPs with Slovenia as home state
5
Firms passported into Slovenia
173
On this page9 sections
  1. Who authorises CASPs in Slovenia?
  2. CASPs authorised in Slovenia
  3. Services held by CASPs in Slovenia
  4. Firms passported into Slovenia
  5. Tracked exchanges in Slovenia
  6. Article 110 warnings
  7. How to apply for a MiCA licence in Slovenia
  8. Frequently asked questions
  9. Sources

Who authorises CASPs in Slovenia?

The Securities Market Agency (ATVP) is the competent authority for the crypto-asset service provider rules in Title V of MiCA when Slovenia is the home state. It receives Article 62 applications, decides on Article 63 authorisation and receives Article 60 notifications from eligible financial entities. Banka Slovenije handles the e-money token rules and e-money institution notifications.

Lead CASP authority
ATVP
Securities Market Agency (ATVP)
Transition ended
1 July 2025
Slovenia used a six-month transition that ran until 1 July 2025 (ZIUTK Article 21).
Authorities in ESMA’s CASP file
1
Securities Market Agency (ATVP)
White papers notified here
1
0 other crypto-assets (Title II), 1 e-money tokens (Title IV)

The authority link opens the official regulator site. ESMA publishes the interim MiCA register that this page reads, and the searchable CASP register holds every entry from it.

CASPs authorised in Slovenia

ESMA’s CASP data dated 6 October 2026 lists 5 current entries with Slovenia as home state. The earliest authorisation date is 4 October 2025 and the latest is 6 September 2026. Names link to our exchange record where we track the brand, and to the register row otherwise.

Current CASP entries with Slovenia as home state, ESMA data dated 6 October 2026
ILIRIKA borzno posredniška hiša d.d.Ilirika4/1030/30
INCREMENTUM poslovne storitve d.o.o.Incrementum3/103/30
Orcabay finančne storitve d.o.o.Orcabay2/101/30
GateHub Exchange družba za izvajanje storitev v zvezi s kriptosredstvi d.o.o.GateHub Exchange4/1030/30
ICONOMI EUROPE, borznoposredniška družba, d.o.o.Iconomi5/101/30

Services are the ten MiCA service letters a to j. EEA reach counts the home state plus each host state ESMA lists for the entity.

Services held by CASPs in Slovenia

Each bar counts the current entries with Slovenia as home state that hold the service. Most firms combine several services, so the bars add up to more than 5.

  1. aCustody and administration of crypto-assets for clients4
  2. bOperation of a trading platform for crypto-assets0
  3. cExchange of crypto-assets for funds (fiat)1
  4. dExchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets1
  5. eExecution of orders for crypto-assets on behalf of clients3
  6. fPlacing of crypto-assets0
  7. gReception and transmission of orders for clients2
  8. hAdvice on crypto-assets3
  9. iPortfolio management on crypto-assets3
  10. jTransfer services for crypto-assets on behalf of clients1

Firms passported into Slovenia

In all, 173 firms authorised in another EEA state may serve residents of Slovenia. Each one lists Slovenia as a host state for at least one current service in ESMA’s file, through the Article 65 cross-border notification route. Most come from Cyprus (20), France (19), Malta (18) and the Netherlands (18).

Show all 173 firms notified into Slovenia

Tracked exchanges in Slovenia

We track 52 licensed exchange and broker brands. The groups below sort them by ESMA’s home and host states for Slovenia.

A missing notification means ESMA’s file names no service in Slovenia for that legal entity. The brand may still reach Slovenia through another group entity or a later notification, so check the record before you rely on it. Platforms in the last group restrict EEA services or are still applying; see exchanges without a MiCA licence.

Article 110 warnings

ESMA’s Article 110 file dated 16 September 2026 holds no entry reported from Slovenia. The file is a warning dataset and not a complete list of unauthorised firms.

The MiCA warning list shows every entry with its reporting state and date.

How to apply for a MiCA licence in Slovenia

A firm with its registered office and effective management in Slovenia applies to ATVP for authorisation under Article 63. The Article 62 file covers the services in scope, governance, at least one EU-resident director, prudential safeguards, safeguarding of client assets, complaints handling and the business continuity and ICT controls that DORA requires.

Credit institutions, investment firms, e-money institutions, UCITS management companies, market operators and other entities listed in Article 60 can instead notify ATVP of equivalent services. They must notify at least 40 working days before they first provide the services.

MiCA routes for a CASP with Slovenia as home state
RouteWho uses itStatutory timing
Article 63 authorisationA new crypto-asset service provider25 working days to check completeness, then 40 working days to assess the complete file
Article 60 notificationAn entity already authorised as a bank, investment firm, e-money institution or similarNotification at least 40 working days before the first service
Article 65 notificationA CASP authorised in another EEA state that wants to serve residentsThe home authority forwards the notification to the host state
Annex IV minimum capital by class for an Article 63 CASP
MiCA classMinimumTypical service scope
Class 1€50,000Orders, execution, placing, transfers, advice and portfolio management
Class 2€125,000Class 1 plus custody and crypto exchange services
Class 3€150,000Class 2 plus operating a crypto-asset trading platform

Article 67 sets the requirement at the higher of the Annex IV minimum or one quarter of the previous year’s fixed overheads. The statutory periods cover the regulatory review only: preparation and questions from the authority add time. The CASP licence guide maps the services, documents and process, and the MiCA licence cost guide separates capital from fees and running costs.

Frequently asked questions

Who issues a MiCA CASP licence in Slovenia?

The Securities Market Agency (ATVP) is the competent authority for crypto-asset service providers with Slovenia as their home state. Banka Slovenije handles the e-money token rules and e-money institution notifications. The authority reports each authorisation to ESMA, and the entry then appears in the EU-wide interim MiCA register.

How many CASPs are licensed in Slovenia?

ESMA’s CASP data dated 6 October 2026 lists 5 current entries with Slovenia as home state. The earliest authorisation date is 4 October 2025 and the latest is 6 September 2026. A further 173 firms authorised in other EEA states list Slovenia as a host state under Article 65.

When did the MiCA transition period end in Slovenia?

An eligible firm could rely on the national transition in Slovenia until 1 July 2025. Slovenia used a six-month transition that ran until 1 July 2025 (ZIUTK Article 21). After that date a provider needs its own MiCA authorisation, a valid Article 60 notification or an Article 65 notification from another EEA home state.

Can a crypto firm licensed in another EU country serve customers in Slovenia?

Yes, through Article 65. A CASP authorised in another EEA state tells its home authority which services it will provide in Slovenia, and that authority forwards the notification. ESMA’s data lists 173 such firms for Slovenia. They do not need a separate CASP licence in Slovenia, although local rules outside MiCA, such as marketing, tax and anti-money-laundering requirements, can still apply.

Sources

Official sources

  1. Securities Market Agency (ATVP): official sitea-tvp.si
  2. ESMA interim MiCA registeresma.europa.eu
  3. ESMA’s Article 93 competent-authority listesma.europa.eu
  4. ESMA’s Article 143 transition listesma.europa.eu
  5. Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on EUR-Lexeur-lex.europa.eu

Register data through 6 October 2026; Article 110 data through 16 September 2026. Reviewed 14 October 2026. Authority responsibilities and firm counts change; confirm the current position with the authority and ESMA before acting. This page gives general information and does not provide legal, tax, regulatory or investment advice.

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