In recent years, crypto-assets have increasingly ceased to be regarded as a sector operating outside the scope of transparent financial regulation. Instead, both European and national legislators have adopted a comprehensive regulatory framework that progressively integrates crypto-assets and cryptocurrencies into the broader system of tax reporting, income disclosure, and taxation. In Greece, this process is driven by the alignment of domestic tax legislation with the EU'

There was a widely held belief that transactions carried out through fintech services such as Revolut, Wise, and PayPal remained outside full-scale tax monitoring systems. As of February 17, 2026, this situation has changed: financial transparency has become comprehensive, and digital transactions are now subject to a level of scrutiny comparable to that applied to traditional bank accounts.