WHITE TECH has been approved to offer its services by the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA) to offer its services in the country. The firm will operate under European Union Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA). WHITE TECH is part of the W Group and is majority owned by Volodymyr Nosov, the founder and CEO of WhiteBIT.

WHITE TECH is a core infrastructure component within the W Group. The platform offers some of the best crypto exchange services. WHITE TECH enables seamless conversion between crypto-assets and fiat. The firm also executes crypto-asset transfers for businesses and users.

The recent authorization enables WHITE TECH to provide a range of regulated crypto services in Croatia. They will offer services such as offering exchanges between crypto-assets and fiat currencies and other crypto-assets, transfer of crypto-assets, and custody and management of crypto-assets. It will be supervised by HANFA, adhering to MiCA standards for governance, risk management and consumer protection.

WHITE TECH is the first company in Croatia to be licensed under MiCA. It will be among the first companies operating under the EU’s unified regulatory framework. The MiCA regulation ensures uniform regulations across the EU to enhance transparency and foster confidence in the crypto-asset market.

The milestone reflects the company’s continued growth trajectory as part of the broader W Group ecosystem, reinforcing its commitment to regulated markets.

About W Group

W Group is an international fintech ecosystem that makes blockchain and crypto simple, safe and accessible to all. Its mission is security, professionalism and innovation, with 35 million users and 150 countries around the world. W Group is home to WhiteBIT, the biggest European cryptocurrency exchange by traffic, with more than 900 currency pairs, 340+ assets and 8 fiat currencies. WhiteBIT partners with Visa, FACEIT, FC Barcelona, Juventus FC and the Ukrainian national football team.

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