Dinaro has become the first Slovenian issuer listed on the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) electronic money token register. The Bank of Slovenia supervises the electronic money institution, which also holds principal membership with Mastercard.
The European Securities and Markets Authority updated its registers on August 12, bringing the total number of electronic money token entries to 43. The regulator also refreshed its list of authorized crypto-asset service providers, adding two banks and removing one company.
Key facts
- The EU MiCA electronic money token register now contains 43 entries following the addition of Dinaro.
- Partners Banka from the Czech Republic and Volksbank Beilstein-Ilsfeld-Abstatt from Germany were added to the crypto-asset service provider register.
- The Czech company Altlift was removed from the crypto-asset service provider register.
- The total number of authorized companies on the crypto-asset service provider register stands at 325.
- Dinaro operates under the supervision of the Bank of Slovenia.
Why it matters
This update marks Slovenia’s entry into the EU’s regulated stablecoin framework, expanding the geographic diversity of approved issuers. The changes reflect ongoing adjustments to the list of authorized service providers, signaling active regulatory enforcement and market consolidation under MiCA rules.