🇧🇬 White papers notified in Bulgaria
Anyone offering a crypto-asset other than a stablecoin to the public in the EU, or seeking its admission to trading, must publish a white paper and notify it to a regulator (Title II of MiCA). The white paper is not "approved"; it is filed. 2 were filed in Bulgaria by 2 issuers.
White papers filed in Bulgaria, in numbers
Bulgaria accounts for 2 of the 972 crypto-asset white papers notified across the EEA (0.2%), filed with Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) between 7 July 2026 and 28 September 2026. The most active filers are NativeArc EOOD (1), Real Technologies Inc. (1). The entries reference 2 distinct Digital Token Identifiers. Remember that a filing is a notification, not an approval: the regulator checks completeness, not the merits of the project.
| Issuer / offeror | Token (DTI) | White paper | Offered in | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NativeArc EOOD | — | Open | EU-wide | 28 Sep 2026 |
| Real Technologies Inc. | T8HQ6F95R | Open | EU-wide | 7 Jul 2026 |
How to read a white paper entry
The issuer is the entity responsible for the document; where a crypto-asset service provider filed on the issuer's behalf, it appears as "via". The DTI identifies the token precisely. Links point to the issuer's own site, as declared to the regulator — the document there may have moved or been updated since the notification.
Notification is not endorsement: regulators check that the white paper exists and contains the required disclosures, not that the project is sound. Use it as the starting point for your own reading, not as a seal of quality.