FINMO receives electronic money organization license in the UK

Fintech firm FINMO, the UK financial behavior organization (FCA) allowed the e-money organization (EMI).

The company aims to build the UK as the main operating center for the company, the company’s treasury and the payment platform.

With the EMI license, FINMO is allowed to provide electronic monetary services, providing account services and facilitate both internal and international stock transfers, as well as foreign exchange transactions.

It also allows the company to release the IBANS and integrate directly with the nation’s clearing systems, including the automated payment system of faster payments and cleaning.

Finmo CEO and co-founder David Hanna said: “This is the obligation to serve customers in one of the world’s most advanced financial ecosystems than the world’s best financial ecosystems.

“From Fintechs to medium-sized global companies, we are here to strengthen modern financial and payment groups with larger control, visual and global treasury operations.”

The expansion of the British market matches Finnish “Hub-and Speaking” strategy, trying to offer services from the main regulatory jurisdiction of FINMO.

In addition, the license is expected to expand to expand cooperation with capital market providers to expand domestic financial solutions and managing liquidity and FX risk management.

Finmo announced the immediate use of GBP-denominated accounts and faster payments for selection clients.

The company is also growing to support the services of secondary market institutions in the UK, international market enterprises, international businesses, border operations and adjustable treasury infrastructure.

To help the company, CFOs, supervisors and financial groups, CFOs, a conversational assistant Mo AI, MO AI, a conversational assistant to help CFOs, supervisors and financial groups.

This tool is designed to provide real-time information to create balances, payment analysis, operating initiative and report by communication-based interaction.

In February, this assessment increased by $ 18.5 million in February in February in February to $ 27 million in February.

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