Honestly, can't wait to come to come to my local post office and sell some crypto 😁😁
I think you have few other options for sell crypto, by using that exchange that is providing service for Croatian Post or some other crypto exchange that is available in Croatia. Maybe there is something special in feeling that you can get cash in hands, but you get the same money if you sell on exchange and withdraw to your bank account.
In both cases you will need to pay tax on any profit which is incurred in the difference between the sale and purchase price. It would be great if tax could be paid immediately, and I think 10-20% of the amount sold would not be a problem for most sellers.
I wonder how a tourist from France will prove their tax office that he is sell €500 worth of BTC in Croatia for their local currency. Is there any legal advice for sellers?
I agree with you that we have many other ways for crypto exchange in Croatia.
I'm excited about this service in the post office because it's something what can show to other people, skeptic about crypto before, that crypto is real and not some kind of SCAM.
Before, when I tried to explain about crypto to my friends, it was to complicate for them to understand and also they couldn't see practical way to use it
Croatian post is very respected company in Croatia and if they accept crypto people will become more positive about it and maybe more courious to learn about it and use it.
So, it's big jump in popularity of crypto in Croatia now.
Well, even my wife started to change her mind about crypto when she heard this news that Croatian post office in Zadar now offers crypto exchange 😁
About other questions better you ask user Dzoni aka Nikola Skoric because his company is business partner with Croatian post in this pilot project and he probably can give the best answer.