Cryptocurrency and digital assets lawyer
In Serbia, digital assets are governed by the Digital Assets Act. Virtual currencies are supervised by the National Bank of Serbia, and digital tokens by the Securities Commission. The rules are new, and mistakes in contracts and tax obligations can be costly.
We advise individuals who invest in cryptocurrencies, entrepreneurs who accept them as payment and companies developing blockchain-based projects. We also represent victims of digital asset fraud.
When to contact us
- You invest in cryptocurrencies and want to know your obligations
- Your company wants to accept payment in digital assets
- You are launching a project involving digital tokens
- You have been defrauded on a crypto platform
- You have a dispute with a partner over digital assets
- You need a licence or compliance as a service provider
How we work
We analyse the specific transaction or business model, check the applicable regulations and licences, and propose a secure legal framework. In case of fraud, we quickly secure the evidence and file reports with the competent authorities.
Frequently asked questions
Are cryptocurrencies legal in Serbia?
Yes. Trading and investing in digital assets are governed by the Digital Assets Act, with rules on licensed service providers.
Is crypto profit taxed?
Income from the transfer of digital assets is taxed under the tax regulations. The amount and method of calculation depend on the specific case.
What should I do if I was defrauded on a crypto platform?
Keep all correspondence, wallet addresses and proof of payments, and contact a lawyer as soon as possible to file a report and secure assets.
Book a consultation
Call or send an enquiry. We respond quickly.