Not exact matches
For example, certain jurisdictions in the United States
require a license to offer
money transmission services, such as our peer - to - peer payments product, Square Cash, and we maintain a license in each of those jurisdictions.
Moreover, many of these businesses could not be used for
money laundering because they do not hold customer funds, yet they could still be
required to obtain a
money transmission license.
The Act aims to spell out which virtual currency activities are
money transmission businesses, and what type of license they would
require.
In June 2015, Gov. Dannel Malloy signed into law HB 6800 which amends Connecticut's
Money Transmission Act by
requiring any businesses that transmit virtual currency to obtain a license from the Department of Banking.
According to the Coinbase Legal Team, «the Hawaii Division of Financial Institutions (DFI) has stated that digital currency businesses operating in Hawaii are
required to be licensed under the state's
Money Transmission Act.