Hungary exchange guidance conflicting... MiCA passport also has functional and payment differences

Hungary’s removal of a separate verification requirement for crypto transactions has left exchange guidance for local users inconsistent, with Bitvavo’s Aug. 26 notice restoring buy, sell and euro deposit services for existing Hungarian customers and setting Sept. 7 for new registrations, while its Nov. 14 country-support list omits Hungary and says affected users will be emailed when account functions open. Revolut’s Hungarian offering is also cited as differing by feature and payment method. The discrepancy matters because MiCA passporting does not guarantee uniform functionality or payment rails across markets, so users cannot rely on a single public notice to confirm whether their individual account can trade. What to watch next is whether Bitvavo and Revolut align their country lists and customer emails with actual account access, and whether other exchanges clarify Hungary-specific features and deposit methods.