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27th of May
To work with European clients, a business needs CASP status, and with it – a managed structure, clear AML controls, a financial model, safeguarding of client assets and readiness for regulatory scrutiny.
20th of May
By 2026, the fintech market in Canada had become as transparent as possible, but this does not eliminate the risks involved in M&A deals or partnerships. If you are planning to acquire an existing fintech project or integrate with a Canadian counterpart, conducting an initial check via the register is an absolute minimum requirement.
12th of May
There are no exchange controls or minimum capital requirements in the Marshall Islands. You can start with as little as $1! Is your product aimed at the global market? If so, there’s no need to tie it to the local issues of a single country.
8th of May
Following the full entry into force of the European MiCA regulation, many market players have found compliance procedures in the EU to have become more complex and costly. Against this backdrop, the best crypto licence for 2026 has, for many start-ups and institutional firms, shifted to Latin America.
5th of May
Licensing in Anjouan has become more structured — the regulator has moved away from a one-size-fits-all approach and introduced a clear division of roles within the market, effectively separating operator and service provider activities.
30th of April
In this article, we will examine why a Canadian Money Service Business license for payment systems, obtained through a ready-made company, is the quickest route to commencing operations, and what tangible benefits the owner of such a structure stands to gain.
27th of April
Launching a business in a new jurisdiction is always a balancing act between speed and security. At first glance, the UK system appears to be extremely welcoming to newcomers, but behind this apparent simplicity lie strict requirements regarding financial monitoring and tax compliance.
23rd of April
Choosing a jurisdiction for international business is a bit like a game of chess. One wrong move – and your accounts are frozen. What’s more, taxes eat into your entire profit margin. Are you looking for a ‘safe haven’ governed by English law? One where the state doesn’t dip into your pocket and doesn’t demand a mountain of pointless reports?
