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Licensing for fintech.

Payments, cards, wallets, lending rails. If a product touches regulated money flows, there is a license map for it, and it is different in every state. Payna runs the whole map.

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The four products, in the order fintech buys them.

01

Charter. Get licensed.

Most fintech roadmaps hit a licensing wall: money transmission, lending, or both. Charter scopes which states require which licenses for a given product, prepares one document set, and files everywhere coverage is needed, sequenced so states process in parallel.

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02

Maintain. Stay licensed.

Once licensed, the clock starts: renewals, call reports, exam cycles, and state rules that change underneath. Maintain runs the recurring work so compliance teams supervise the system instead of feeding it.

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03

Roster. License individuals.

If the model sponsors loan originators or places insurance products, Roster manages those individual licenses beside the entity ones, per person, on the same system.

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04

Signal. Build on license data.

Gate features by state coverage, prove licensure to bank partners programmatically, and feed license status into internal dashboards with Signal, the license status API.

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Show us the product roadmap.

We will map the licenses needed for the next three states, and show what running them on Payna looks like.

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See how Payna runs licensing.

Tell us a little about the company and we’ll walk through how Payna handles licensing and compliance in every US state.