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Tokenization & crypto licensing in Czechia

What the authorities publish on tokenized assets and digital-asset providers, and why it could or could not be read. 1 instruments from here are in our catalogue.

Buying crypto in Czechia: what to know

Legal
Who regulates
  • Česká národní banka (ČNB) — MiCA competent authority; authorises and supervises crypto-asset service providers (CASPs)
  • Finanční správa / Generální finanční ředitelství (GFŘ) — Tax authority
Licensing of providers
MiCA applies; Act No. 31/2025 Coll. (financial market digitalisation act) makes the ČNB the competent authority. Providers that had a trade licence before 30 Dec 2024 and applied by 31 July 2025 could continue until 1 July 2026 at the latest. Since then only authorised CASPs may serve clients; the ČNB has ordered unlicensed firms to stop. In October 2026 there were 11 Czech-authorised CASPs; firms authorised in other EU states can passport in. Official register of providers ↗
Tax

Crypto gains are taxed as other income at 15% (23% on high incomes). Since February 2025 they are tax-free after 3 years, or if total sale proceeds stay at or below CZK 100,000 a year. Swaps are taxed.

Gains: 15% / 23% progressive income tax (other income, § 10)

Tax authority: financnisprava.gov.cz ↗

Full tax page, incl. tokenized stocks and funds →

Reporting
Taxable crypto income goes in the annual personal income tax return. DAC8 data collection by providers is planned from 1 Jan 2026 with first reports due by 30 April 2027, but the Czech implementing amendment was delayed.
Stablecoins
E-money tokens (EMTs) are excluded from the CZK 100,000 tax exemption. MiCA rules on e-money tokens (EMTs) and asset-referenced tokens (ARTs) apply; EU providers may only offer stablecoins that comply with them.
Watch out
  • The CZK 100,000 limit counts total proceeds, not profit.
  • Swapping one crypto for another is taxed like a sale.
  • Crypto held as business assets does not get the exemptions.
  • Check a provider in the ČNB lists or the ESMA register; the ČNB warns about fraudsters using the names of former providers.

Checked 2026-11-09 · Confidence: high · Sources: [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]

Not confirmed: Whether the Czech DAC8 amendment has been adopted and published by Nov 2026 (FS page dated Dec 2025; IBFD Jan 2026 lists Czechia as pending). · Act number 31/2025 Coll. confirmed only via search results (ČNB news 'Zákon o digitalizaci finančního trhu nabývá účinnosti'), not opened. · 15%/23% rates and 36x average wage threshold taken from an FS document summary in search, not from a page opened in full. · Tax treatment of staking and lending rewards (no FS guidance found). · Whether gains and losses from different crypto sales in the same year can be netted.

Compiled to the best of our knowledge from the sources linked. Information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change — check the linked official sources before acting.

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Official registers

What the authorities publish — and what we read

Status: Register exists, not machine-readable. Every address below was loaded, not guessed. A register entry records that an authority licensed, registered or approved something; it says nothing about whether you may or should buy it.

AuthorityRegisterFinding
ČNB (Česká národní banka); CDCP (Centrální depozitář cenných papírů) operates the DLT Pilot settlement system 'DLT Register' (ESMA DLT-MI list, since 11.10.2024)(1) CDCP DLT evidence (Corda-based register of book-entry securities in DLT); (2) ČNB JERRS (Seznamy regulovaných a registrovaných subjektů)Register exists, not machine-readable

In our catalogue: 1 instruments from Czechia

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