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Fintechs that make loans directly to consumers or businesses typically need state lending licenses. Here is what fintech lending licenses cover, which states require them, and how to structure a lending business that minimizes licensing complexity.
FinCEN MSB registration is one of the fastest compliance steps a fintech can complete. Here is how long it actually takes, what the timeline looks like, and what comes after registration.
Cryptocurrency licensing in the US is complex and fragmented — requirements vary dramatically from state to state. Here is what crypto companies need to know about US licensing requirements and how to build a compliant licensing strategy.
California's money transmitter license is required for most fintechs that move money in the state. Here is what DFPI requires, how the application process works, and what to expect on timing and costs.
Getting a money transmitter license is just the beginning. Every licensed money transmitter must meet ongoing annual reporting requirements or risk losing the license. Here is what fintechs need to know.
A money transmitter license application requires dozens of documents and disclosures across business, financial, compliance, and ownership categories. Here is the complete checklist of what to prepare before you apply.
New York is one of the most demanding states for money transmission licensing. Here is what you need to know about the New York money transmitter license — who needs it, how to apply, and what it takes to maintain it.
If your fintech qualifies as a Money Services Business, FinCEN registration is a federal requirement. Here is exactly how to complete MSB registration — what you need, how long it takes, and what happens after.
Most states require audited financial statements as part of the money transmitter license application. Here is what fintechs need to know — what to prepare, who must prepare it, and what regulators look for.