San Marino: crypto & digital assets regulation

Regulated

San Marino VASP licensing under 2024-03 Regulation; BCBSM oversight

Lead regulator:
Banca Centrale della Repubblica di San Marino
Key law:
Regulation No. 2024-03 on Crypto-Assets (2024)
Last updated:
2026-07-12

The Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino (BCBSM) has established a comprehensive regulatory framework for crypto-asset service providers, electronic money tokens, and asset-referenced tokens. This regime mandates strict authorization procedures for firms operating within the jurisdiction.

The regulation introduces specific requirements regarding minimum capital and organizational standards for licensed entities. It aims to ensure stability and compliance within the digital asset sector under the direct supervision of the national central bank.

The framework covers the authorization of crypto-asset firms and the oversight of specific token types, marking a move towards formalized regulation of the vertical.

Who regulates

  • Banca Centrale della Repubblica di San Marino

    Primary supervisor issuing Regulation No. 2024-03

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Core laws & rules

  • Regulation No. 2024-03 on Crypto-Assets (2024)

    Establishes the regulatory framework for crypto-asset firms, electronic money tokens, and asset-referenced tokens, including authorization and capital requirements.

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Licensing & registration

  • Crypto-asset firms, EMTs, ARTs

    Mandates strict authorization procedures for entities providing crypto-asset services or issuing specific token types.

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Restrictions & warnings

  • Requires compliance with minimum capital and organizational standards as defined in the regulation.

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Direction of travel

  • The jurisdiction is actively formalizing its stance through specific central bank regulations, indicating a direction towards structured oversight.

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This guide is compiled automatically from 1 primary-source documents published by San Marino's regulators, reviewed by RegAlert, and refreshed monthly (last updated 2026-07-12). It is not legal advice — always confirm requirements with the regulator or local counsel before acting.