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Hungary has removed the requirement for mandatory third-party checks on crypto conversions, changing how the country oversees digital asset activity.
The change arrives as the first authorization under MiCA, the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, has been granted. That license went to digital asset firm CoinCash.
What Hungary removed A crypto conversion is an exchange of one digital asset for another, or for conventional currency.
Mandatory third-party checks were independent reviews, carried out by outside firms, required before a conversion could proceed. Hungary's repeal eliminates that verification step.
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