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For money transmitters and MSBs

Every state examines you. Be ready for all of them.

A money transmitter answers to FinCEN and to each state that licenses it. We help you get licensed, run the AML program those examiners read, and keep the evidence ready for the next exam.

Your problem

One program, many examiners, and an agent network you don't run

  • Each state license comes with its own application, its own deficiency letters and its own exam cycle.
  • Your AML program has to meet 31 CFR 1022.210 and hold up to every state examiner who reads it.
  • Your agents deal with your customers, and their compliance failures become yours.
  • Screening and monitoring alerts pile up, and a SAR decision that isn't documented won't hold up at exam.
  • Your compliance team is small, and an exam or a new license application takes it off everything else.

The work, by the obligation it answers

Exam readiness

The same evidence for every state that asks

State examiners ask for the same core record: the risk assessment, the policies, the independent review, training, monitoring and screening results, SAR decisions and agent oversight. We keep that record in one place, so answering a second state's request doesn't mean starting over.

If you need a compliance officer, or yours is stretched, we provide a fractional compliance officer who owns the program with you.

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How the work is done

The audit you already buy, performed by an engine.

  1. Every record testedControls are tested against the full population of accounts and transactions, not a sample of twenty-five.
  2. Every requirement citedEach requirement the work runs against is cited to the rule it comes from, with the facts behind it labelled.
  3. Findings pricedFindings arrive priced in dollars, so remediation is ordered by what each gap is worth.
  4. A signed reportThe report is signed, and any reader can check that nothing in it changed after signing.

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