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Is Bitcoin Legal in Slovenia?

Yes. Bitcoin is legal in Slovenia, and crypto service providers need a MiCA licence from the Securities Market Agency.

Legal and regulated · facts checked November 2026 · some details from secondary sources · bitcoin is $77,637 today

StatusLegal and regulated
RegulatorATVP (Agencija za trg vrednostnih papirjev); Banka Slovenije for stablecoin issuers
Main lawMiCA, implemented by ZIUTK (Act on the implementation of the EU regulation on crypto-asset markets, 2024); 6-month transitional period ended 30 June 2025
ExchangesYes: MiCA CASP authorisation from the ATVP or an EU passport.
Paying with bitcoinNot legal tender (euro only); merchants may accept it voluntarily.
BanksYes; banks may serve or partner with licensed CASPs, and credit institutions can offer crypto services after notifying the regulator (MiCA Art. 60).
TaxA new 25% tax on gains from disposing of crypto for fiat, goods or services applies from 1 Jan 2026 (coins bought before 2026 are grandfathered; crypto-to-crypto swaps are not taxed). Previously, individuals' gains were untaxed.
MiningAllowed.
Recent change1 Jan 2026: the new 25% crypto gains tax starts (government bill approved 17 July 2025). Final parliamentary adoption should be checked.
Sources: ey.com · help.waltio.com · k-p.si. Crypto rules change quickly; check with the regulator or a qualified adviser before acting. Not legal or tax advice.

Bitcoin in Slovenia: FAQ

Is bitcoin legal in Slovenia?

Yes: bitcoin is legal in Slovenia, and crypto service providers need a MiCA licence from the Securities Market Agency.

Is bitcoin legal tender in Slovenia?

Not legal tender (euro only); merchants may accept it voluntarily.

How is bitcoin taxed in Slovenia?

A new 25% tax on gains from disposing of crypto for fiat, goods or services applies from 1 Jan 2026 (coins bought before 2026 are grandfathered; crypto-to-crypto swaps are not taxed). Previously, individuals' gains were untaxed.

Who regulates crypto in Slovenia?

ATVP (Agencija za trg vrednostnih papirjev); Banka Slovenije for stablecoin issuers. Yes: MiCA CASP authorisation from the ATVP or an EU passport.

Is bitcoin mining legal in Slovenia?

Allowed..

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