MSB License Regulation in Florida
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Regulator of MSB license in Florida
Florida Office of Financial Regulation – Financial Institutions Division
Documents required for application:
- Sample authorized vendor contract (if applicable)
- Sample form of payment instrument
- Copy of financial audit report for the most recent year (including parent company’s report)
- Proof of maintaining federal registration as a Money Services Business (MSB)
- Documents demonstrating federal MSB registration
- Fingerprint cards with a fee of $43.25 per person
- IRS Employee ID number (FEID)
- Contact person information
- Date and state of incorporation or formation
- Certificate of good standing from the same state
- Organizational chart
- Parent and subsidiary SEC filings, including stock ticker
- Documentation indicating MSB registration in other states
- FinCEN registration
- List of non-MSB services offered
- List of officers, directors, members, sole proprietors, controlling shareholders, and responsible persons, along with biographical summary forms
- Website URL
- Registered service of process agent
- Disclosures regarding criminal convictions, investigations, regulatory actions, civil litigation, and bankruptcy or surety bond cancellations
- Information for accounts used to conduct business activities
- Fiscal year end date
- Audited financial statements
- Yearly projections of transmission values (multiplied by 2% to determine surety level)
Cost Involved
- The application fee for a money transmitter license in Florida is $375.
- The surety bond, the minimum net worth, and the compliance program stand out as the most prominent. For example, the financial investment required to implement a comprehensive compliance program can range from a minimum of $25,000 to a maximum of $100,000, contingent upon the specific business model.
- Chapter 560.209 of the Florida Statutes says that an MTL in the state of Florida must have a net worth of at least $100,000.
- If you have more than one location, you will need to add an extra $10,000 to your net worth for each place. The most money they have is $2 million.
- The corporate surety bond will be between $100,000 and $2 million.
State Base MSB Regulations