Want to operate a crypto business in Slovakia? Learn how to get your CASP license under MiCA, key deadlines, and how to meet AML/KYC requirements with Scorechain.
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Slovakia is aligning its regulatory framework with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. If you’re operating or planning to operate a crypto exchange, wallet service, or payment platform in Slovakia, this guide is for you.
Since the introduction of MiCA, all crypto companies in Slovakia must transition from a basic VASP registration to a full CASP license. This shift brings new obligations - but also opens the door to EU-wide passporting and greater credibility in the market.
A Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) license is the new EU-wide standard under MiCA. In Slovakia, it's supervised by the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS) and replaces the outdated VASP framework.
You’ll need a CASP license if your company:
December 30, 2024 - MiCA regulations officially take effect.
2025 TBD - Final deadline to submit CASP license applications (exact date subject to confirmation).
Delays can risk penalties or a service ban. Don’t wait until the last minute.
To apply for a CASP license, you must:
How Scorechain Helps You Stay MiCA-Compliant
At Scorechain, we work with crypto businesses across Europe to simplify their compliance journey. Our platform brings everything you need to stay ahead of MiCA - without adding complexity to your day-to-day operations.
Get automated, real-time risk scoring for every transaction. Detect suspicious wallet activity and stay in line with EU AML standards.
Scorechain connects directly with Notabene and CryptoSwift, making it easy to handle identity verification and secure data exchange between VASPs.
Track wallet behavior, monitor on-chain risks, and generate audit-ready reports in minutes - with clear flags for fraud, darknet exposure, or sanction links.
Screen wallets against global sanction lists and block high-risk addresses before transactions are confirmed.
Scorechain supports over 150 financial institutions and crypto companies across the EU with advanced tools for crypto compliance, risk monitoring, and regulatory reporting.
If you're preparing to apply for a CASP license in the Slovakia - or just want to see how our solution fits into your compliance strategy - we’re here to help.
How long does it take to get a CASP license in Slovakia?
Typically 3–6 months, depending on business complexity and readiness.
Can foreign companies apply for a CASP license in Slovakia?
Yes, but you’ll need to establish a local presence and comply with EU residency rules for board members.
What happens if I don’t get licensed by the MiCA deadline?
You may be required to cease operations in the EU or face regulatory fines.