Slovenia’s Financial Administration has reported a technical issue with version 2.5 of the miniBlagajna mobile app on some Android devices, advising affected users to switch to the web version and clear app data. Despite the glitch, installing version 2.5 remains mandatory for compliance.
Slovenia: Issues with the miniBlagajna Mobile App
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Author: Ivana Picajkić
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Content accuracy validation date:
16.07.2025
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The Slovenian Financial Administration has announced a technical issue affecting some users of the new miniBlagajna mobile application on certain Android devices. The error occurs when attempting to issue invoices using version 2.5 of the app.
While a fix is being developed, users are advised to temporarily switch to the miniBlagajna web application for issuing invoices.
For those who experienced the error, the authority recommends clearing the app data to prevent further issues. This can be done by holding the app icon, selecting “App info”, navigating to “Storage”, and choosing “Clear data”.
In addition, the authority has emphasised that installation of the new version 2.5 is mandatory. All users should download the latest version from Google Play to stay compliant.
Further updates will be provided once the issue is resolved.
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