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Hungary repeals crypto checks as first MiCA license is granted

Cointelegraph2026.07.29Source: cointelegraph.com ↗

Hungary repeals crypto checks as first MiCA license is granted

Hungary removed mandatory third-party checks for crypto conversions as CoinCash received authorization to provide digital asset services under MiCA.

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