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Tokenization & crypto licensing in Hungary

What the authorities publish on tokenized assets and digital-asset providers, and why it could or could not be read.

Buying crypto in Hungary: what to know

Legal
Who regulates
  • Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) — MiCA competent authority; authorises and supervises CASPs (AML supervision since 1 Jan 2025)
  • Szabályozott Tevékenységek Felügyeleti Hatósága (SZTFH) — Licenses and supervises crypto-exchange validation providers
  • Nemzeti Adó- és Vámhivatal (NAV) — Tax authority
Licensing of providers
MiCA applies; Act VII of 2024 on the crypto-asset market implements it. Hungary used a 6-month transition, so MiCA authorisation has been required since 1 July 2025. Act LXVII of 2025 (published 23 June 2025) adds a national rule: crypto may only be exchanged for money or other crypto on the basis of a compliance statement from an SZTFH-licensed validation provider, with exceptions set by the SZTFH. Providing exchange services in breach of this, and using an unauthorised exchange service for significant amounts, are criminal offences. Official register of providers ↗
Tax

Crypto gains are taxed at a flat 15% once a year on the net result. Crypto-to-crypto swaps are tax-free. Since mid-2025 crypto may only be exchanged after a licensed validation step.

Gains: 15% flat (personal income tax)

Tax authority: nav.gov.hu ↗

Full tax page, incl. tokenized stocks and funds →

Reporting
Declare crypto gains and losses in the annual personal income tax return. Hungary transposed DAC8 (gazetted 28 Nov 2025); providers report 2026 data in 2027.
Stablecoins
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
  • Exchanging crypto for forint or other crypto without a validation compliance statement is a 'non-authorised crypto transaction'; the value transfer is legally void.
  • Using an unauthorised exchange service for significant amounts can be a crime (Criminal Code § 394/A).
  • Losses must be reported in the year they arise to be usable later.

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

Not confirmed: Current HUF amount of the small-transaction exemption (2022 figures: HUF 20,000 per transaction, HUF 200,000 a year; minimum wage has risen since). · Whether social contribution tax (szocho) applies to crypto income (not stated on NAV pages opened). · Exact effective date of the validation regime and whether SZTFH-licensed validators are operating; MNB CASP register URL. · European Commission infringement case against Hungary over Act LXVII of 2025 (seen only in secondary search results). · Tax treatment of staking and lending rewards, tokenized securities and gold-backed tokens.

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: No public register. 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.

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MNB (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) – Innovation Hub / Szabályozói tesztkörnyezet (Regulatory Sandbox)none public (sandbox participants not published)No public register
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