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The economical sector of Mauritius is driven by its position as an international financial center, proposing among others foreign exchanges activities. Being a perfect location for the operation of FX brokers, the jurisdiction offers a Mauritius Forex License which authorizes all operations in the respect of foreign exchange, including operating as an introducing & direct…

Current high-tech solutions are foundation of today’s financial scope and the information community. Fintech business in Estonia is a commercial area being rapidly expanding and becoming more popular every day. Estonian Fintech-representatives have 20+ of expertise in developing functional programs from the ground up. Services offered on the Estonian market combine user-friendliness and innovation. Main…

Only those firms that have been registered in accordance with the provisions of the Law of Jurisdiction, issued in 2001, can apply for such a permit as a VASP license in Mauritius. VASPs are required to have a physical office in Mauritius.  The category of providers dealing with virtual assets and possibility to get cryptolicense…

Nontraditional Ιnvestment Fund (below mentioned as AIF) is an efficient option for mutual contributions and contributions in shares (both listed and unlisted), bonds, cryptocurrencies, and related products, real property objects, and similar valuable assets. The following is an overview of the main obligations of registering for establishing a small alternative investment fund and limitations on…

Opening your foreign exchange company in the Asia-Pacific region via Labuan is hassle-free as the Island provides absolute fοreign οwnership and low taxation rates. The local authorities have updated rules for money brokers effective from 1st January 2018. Under them, the mοney broker is determined as the company carrying out payments between parties in the…

Cypriot state authorities have been constantly bettering Blockchain legislation, making the country a first-choice hub for investors, Defi startups, and cryptocurrency exchange companies in Cyprus. The circulation of non-fiat currencies and e-funds is under the remit of the central banking institution, and the trading politics are set up by the SEC.  Overview of Cypriot legal…

An EU member-state, Luxembοurg is an essential hub with a highly developed regime for investments. With over EUR 5,5 billion in managed net assets, the jurisdiction is the biggest financial hub in the EU and the world’s 2nd ranked after the USA. This is the world’s biggest distribution hub for mutual contribution schemes, with its…

Companies dealing in cryptocurrencies are obliged to acquire an MSB license in Canada to continue the provision of services in this state. Under the PCMLTFA, these companies should complete registration with the FINTRΑC to ensure the proper business operation. Generally, all institutions offering finance-related services, crypto exchange services, and issuance services must acquire an MSB license and FINTRΑC…

If you intend to launch a commercial project, it’ll be needed to pass such procedure as merchant account opening. Cooperating with a reliable provider is quite difficult, which is why you should mindfully study the information about this direction, not neglecting the smallest details. Thus, how do entrepreneurs get merchant accounts in 2022? We try…

The permit, which is issued by the Capital Market Control Commission, allows an entrepreneur to develop his/her own Fintech business in Latvia. This is the official right to occupy a fairly profitable niche and provide services of this category in any of the EU member states. Latvian license is a sign of guaranteed professionalism and…

Financial technologies and virtual currencies particularly are hot subject matters in the FinTech sector among the Portuguese regulative bodies. In the past years, these state-of-the-art instruments have become a mainstream trend due to the growing value of the world’s first decentralized cryptocoin – Bitcoin, the influx of ICOs across the globe, and their market cap…

The Polish crypto market does not have a comprehensive regulative system, although it is interpreted by the law. Hence, the digital currency does not belong to the domain of the financial market within the interpretation of Polish law, so basically it is not in the remit of a specific, traditional financial regulation. Though the Polish…