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Anjouan bank license
Launching a full-service banking platform is usually the most capital-intensive move a fintech founder can make. Traditional jurisdictions demand twelve-month regulatory sprints, multi-million-dollar share capital deposits, resident teams, and continuous on-site inspections. The Anjouan bank license re-writes that rulebook. Issued by the Offshore Finance Authority, it gives ambitious entrepreneurs legal cover to accept deposits, lend […]
Anjouan crypto license: All the details
The past two years have seen a global pivot toward heavy-duty virtual-asset regulation. Europe rolled out the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework, Dubai launched the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA license), and Singapore sharpened its Payment Services Act. Those regimes offer institutional credibility but they also introduce hefty capital thresholds, long authorisation timelines, ongoing audit duties, […]
Explaining the Anjouan forex license
A decade ago, launching a foreign‐exchange brokerage demanded a Cyprus Investment Firm licence, a Belize IFSC permit, or a Mauritius FSC Category 1 Global Business Company. Each involved six-month waiting lists, six‐figure capital locks, and public registers that splashed founders’ names across Google. In 2025, the Anjouan forex license offers a far lighter runway. Issued […]
