MiCA regulations in Slovenia require CASPs to register with local authorities. Scorechain supports compliance with risk monitoring, AML tools, and reporting.



































Navigating the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency compliance in Slovenia requires a clear understanding of both the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) and the implementation of the Travel Rule. Here's an overview tailored to help you stay compliant:
Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA):
MiCA establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework for crypto-assets within the European Union, aiming to enhance consumer protection and market integrity. Key dates and details include:
In Slovenia, the Securities Market Agency and the Bank of Slovenia are designated as the competent authorities responsible for overseeing MiCA's implementation. The Securities Market Agency will supervise entities involved with crypto-assets that are not asset-backed or e-money tokens, while the Bank of Slovenia will oversee entities dealing with e-money tokens.
The Travel Rule:
Aligned with the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) Recommendation 16, the Travel Rule mandates that information about the originator and beneficiary of crypto-asset transfers accompanies the transaction. In Slovenia:
By adhering to MiCA and the Travel Rule, crypto-asset service providers in Slovenia can ensure compliance with EU regulations, thereby fostering a secure and transparent crypto-asset ecosystem.
How Scorechain Can Assist:
Navigating these regulatory requirements can be complex, but Scorechain offers comprehensive solutions to help your business stay compliant:
By integrating Scorechain into your compliance strategy, you can confidently navigate the regulatory landscape in Slovenia and focus on growing your crypto-asset services.
From wallet screening and KYT monitoring to deep-dive investigations, Scorechain gives you everything you need to stay compliant, secure, and audit-ready.