Yes, thanks to the power of internet, you can do this  And since we have SEPA, even EUR bank transfer is a piece of cake
between german and a croatian bank account.


Of course. Just want to gather as much information about the situation beforehand, to decide if this undertaking is doable at all.


What about the license to run a classic "mjenjačnica": http://www.mjenjacnica.com/18/za-nove-mjenjace  Maybe this is needed?

I am ok to discuss this in public. Because i do not have the purpose to "optimize" tax affairs.
I just want to know beforehand, on what legal requirements you can open a croatian crypto exchange.


If this is true, then even no regulatory at all is needed? Would be to good to be true...
And if so, i also would start a croatian "d.o.o."

Hi, i see more and more small exchanges "mjenjačnica" to appear in croatia. And i am curious to hear, what permissions a croatian company need in to run a crypto exchange?
I guess it is not as hard as in germany. In germany you need to get a banking licence like permissions (super expensive > 750.000 EUR) and hard to get
after years of approval process. Thats why whole german only has just two exchanges.

If the approval process in croatia is "doable" i consider to establish one which would target german audience.

p.s.
local partners welcome