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PAYMENT GATEWAY BUSINESS LICENSE

Is a series of important licenses that are regulated to allow organizations to issue and provide payment services related to electronic money (e-money, crypto...). This license allows organizations to provide services: Money transfer, Electronic money issuance, Electronic wallet, Prepaid card and Online payment processing

SUITABLE FOR

1. Payment Service Provider

Companies that provide payment processing services, including payment gateways for credit card processing and money transfer services.

4. Payment processing

Các công ty tham gia xử lý thanh toán cho các thương nhân, bao gồm ủy quyền, thanh toán và bù trừ giao dịch.

2. Payment Platform Money Transfer

Nền tảng hỗ trợ chuyển tiền trong nước và quốc tế, thường được cá nhân sử dụng để gửi tiền cho bạn bè, gia đình hoặc doanh nghiệp ở quốc gia khác.

5. Intermediary

Entities that facilitate payment transactions between buyers and sellers, such as online marketplaces, escrow services, and payment aggregators.

3. Cryptocurrency Issuers

Các công ty phát hành tiền điện tử, thường được sử dụng cho thẻ trả trước, thẻ ghi nợ, thẻ tín dụng, ví điện tử và giao dịch trực tuyến.

6. Currency exchange

Các công ty phát hành tiền điện tử, thường được sử dụng cho thẻ trả trước, ví điện tử và giao dịch trực tuyến.

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Payment Gateway

Quốc gia thành lập
Vốn Yêu Cầu
Thuế DN
Phí Chính Phủ
Cán bộ địa phương
Văn Phòng
Thời gian dự án
Chi Phí Trọn Gói
CANADA
NO REGULATIONS. (Recommended minimum 10,000 CAD ~ 7,400 USD)
21.5% - 31% (Including Federal and State Taxes)
300 CAD
NO REQUIREMENT (Although there is no requirement for Local Officer, however Local Director is an important position to open a Corporate bank account)
Not required (Can use virtual office)
2 - 4 months
18,000 USD
SWITZERLAND
Minimum 20,000 CHF
11% - 12%
2,000 CHF
Minimum 4 positions. Including: Director, Board Member, Anti-Money Laundering Officer, Outsourced Auditor
Obligatory
6 - 8 months
20,000 USD
CYPRUS
Minimum: 20,000 EUR
12.5%
5,000 EUR
Minimum 4 positions. Including: 2 Executive Directors. Anti-Money Laundering Officer, Compliance Officer
Obligatory
4- 12 months
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LITTLE
Minimum: 20,000 EUR
15%
1,463 EUR
Minimum 3 positions. Including: Director, Anti-Money Laundering Officer, Compliance Officer
Obligatory
4- 12 months
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POLAND
Minimum: 20,000 EUR
19% - 25.8%
6,800 EUR
Minimum 4 positions. Including: Compliance Officer/Anti-Money Laundering, Director, Chief Accountant, Risk Officer
Obligatory
9 - 14 months
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OLDER BROTHER
Minimum: 20,000 GBP
19% - 25%
5,000 GBP
Minimum 3 positions. Including: Director, Compliance Officer/Anti-Money Laundering, IT Officer
Obligatory
9 - 14 months
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Overview About License Payment gateway at Canada

Time to get a license (Estimated)

1. Collect documents:

2. Analyze, supplement and edit documents, complete:
Legal forms:

3. Establish a company (in Canada) and receive results:

4. Apply for payment gateway business license * :

1 - 3 days

2-3 weeks

3-5 days

3 - 8 weeks

* The time also depends on the licensing authority and any unusual requests that may arise related to the application.

Nền trắng

SERVICES YOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE

FOR CUSTOMERS AFTER RECEIVING LICENSE

01

Issue or redeem money orders, traveler's checks or anything similar

  • Your business issues or cashes money orders, travelers checks, or other similar negotiable instruments. This does not include cashing checks payable to a specific individual or entity.

02

Providing Online/Offline Payment Gateways. Currency Exchange.

  • Including virtual currency exchange service and virtual currency transfer service (E-MONEY)

04

Forex Trading

03

Send or transfer money (including cards)

  • The transfer or dispatch of funds from one person or entity to another by electronic funds transfer network or any other method. This includes the transfer or dispatch of funds (as directed by the customer) made by credit/debit card if the beneficiary has an agreement with the payment service provider allowing payment by such means for the supply of goods and services.

  • Your business issues or cashes money orders, travelers checks, or other similar negotiable instruments. This does not include cashing checks payable to a specific individual or entity.

  • Make transactions where you exchange one currency for another. For example, exchange EUR for USD.

05

Crowdfunding Platform Services

  • Provide and maintain a crowdfunding platform for use by other individuals or organizations to raise capital or virtual currency.

OVERVIEW OF LICENSE REQUIREMENTS

01.

  • Canadian registered entity or licensed foreign entity

02.

  • The company must be registered with the payment gateway operation with the regulatory body (FINTRAC)

03.

  • Office located in Canada

(Can use virtual office)

04.

  • Have at least 01 Compliance Officer (Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Officer)

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05.

  • Recommended minimum registered share capital 10,000 CAD ( ~ 7400 USD )

06.

  • Criminal records (Criminal record confirmation) translated and notarized of all shareholders and directors

07.

  • All necessary measures to comply with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing policies

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Best Value

XIN GIẤY PHÉP KD CỔNG THANH TOÁN CANADA

$18,000

18,000

Mở mới 01 Công ty và xin giấy phép Cổng Thanh Toán

Valid until canceled

Xác minh và lấy tên Công Ty

Thành lập 01 Công ty TNHH có đăng ký kinh doanh tại Ontario

Thẩm định, hướng dẫn, công chứng tại Canada

Địa chỉ đăng ký trên giấy DKKD (VP ảo) 1 năm

Hỗ trợ đăng ký và hoàn thành thủ tục vốn cổ phần

01 bộ tài liệu pháp lý CTy ( Theo quy định )

Đăng ký trước với cơ quản quản lý cấp phép CỔNG THANH TOÁN

Nộp hồ sơ xin cấp phép.

Trao đổi, hỗ trợ bổ sung hồ sơ với cơ quan cấp phép

Hỗ trợ tuyển dụng cán bộ tuân thủ

GIẤY PHÉP CỔNG THANH TOÁN CÓ SẴN CANADA

$40,000

40,000

Giải pháp tiết kiệm thời gian bằng cách mua lại DN đã hoàn thành đủ thủ tục pháp lý ( Giá không cố định )

Valid until canceled

01 Công ty đã đăng ký và có sẵn giấy phép Cổng Thanh Toán

Địa chỉ kinh doanh 01 năm

Không nợ nần, Không nghĩa vụ tồn đọng, Công ty mới

Đã bao gồm tài liệu công ty

Đã bao gồm chi phí chuyển nhượng quyền sở hữu

Chưa bao gồm tài khoản Công ty

Dịch vụ bổ sung

$2,000

2,000

Every year

Các dịch vụ bổ sung có trả phí. Trao đổi với tư vấn để chọn dịch vụ cần thiết.

Valid until canceled

Cán bộ Tuân Thủ người bản xứ

Giám đốc người bản xứ

Văn phòng ( Đầy đủ hợp đồng công chứng)

Chính sách Chống rửa tiền và Tài trợ khủng bố

Mở tài khoản ngân hàng

Dịch vụ Kế Toán/Kiểm Toán

Công chứng Giấy tờ công ty

Hỗ trợ pháp lý

Ra mắt/Niêm yết token, ICO, IDO

Tài khoản ngân hàng đảm bảo (Giữ tiền của khách/inverstors)

Dịch vụ

Details of requirements for licensing process

To obtain a payment gateway license in Canada, businesses must meet certain regulatory requirements, provide the necessary documentation, and adhere to specific standards set by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC). Here is a detailed overview of these requirements and the processes involved:

Requirements and detailed regulations

Minimum equity

There is no regulation on minimum capital when establishing a business in Canada, however, based on experience, we recommend that you register at least 10,000 CAD to facilitate the application process.

Establishment fee

This fee is regulated and paid directly to the Government, including:

- 300 CAD (in Ontario) or 275 CAD (in Alberta)

Personnel requirements

1. Compliance Officer (Officer in charge of anti-money laundering, terrorist financing and legal compliance)

- Must be certified personnel

- Must be registered in the company's personnel structure.

2. Director (Legal representative)

- Although there is no mandatory requirement for a local director (who lives and works in Canada), this is an important person in the process of opening a bank account in Canada.

Business premises requirements

Documents to prepare

Application form

Virtual offices can be used to apply for licenses if the business does not plan to use a private (traditional) office.

1. Anti-Money Laundering Policy

2. Anti-Terrorism Financing Policy

3. Customer information verification and review process

Requirements: Policies and procedures must be clear, including adequate steps for regular customer assessment and monitoring, record keeping and reporting to the regulatory authority (FINTRAC) when there are suspicious transactions.

Complete the application forms provided by FINTRAC including:

    Business Activities: Describes the primary and secondary activities of the business.

  • Scope of operations: Explains how and where business activities will be conducted.

  • Application for establishment and licensing.

Memorandum of Understanding and Articles of Association

Purpose: This legal document is created during the company's formation and serves as the company's charter.

Content: Clearly state the company's goals, structure and internal management regulations.

In summary, obtaining a Payment Gateway license in Canada involves a detailed process with specific documentation and compliance requirements. By preparing comprehensive Legal policies, ensuring all necessary documentation is in order, and meeting physical office and staffing requirements, businesses can effectively navigate the regulatory landscape.

Detailed itinerary

COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF DOCUMENTS

REGISTERING A BUSINESS IN CANADA

REGISTER FOR PAYMENT GATEWAY ACTIVITIES

REGISTER FOR PAYMENT GATEWAY ACTIVITIES

OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT FOR THE COMPANY

PERFORMING OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

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3

4

5

6

The first step focuses on a thorough initial project analysis and gathering the necessary documentation for all company stakeholders. This includes understanding the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act as it relates to licensing in Canada. Preparing essential documents, such as tailored compliance agreements and manuals to meet specific Canadian regulations, is critical to assembling a comprehensive application package for submission.

This stage involves registering a limited liability company (LTD) in Canada. You need to provide 1-3 preferred company names for verification and reservation. The nature and business model are described and after signing the application, the company is officially registered. The share capital is determined and registered accordingly.

This phase includes providing a registered address and lease agreement to comply with the licensing requirements of the LICENSE. A local Compliance Officer is appointed and registered within the corporate structure. A comprehensive, customized compliance program covering Anti-Money Laundering, Customer Verification and Counter-Terrorist Financing policies is to be prepared. This program also includes training of employees on these obligations. Necessary documentation is prepared for submission to the regulatory authority.

This phase includes providing a registered address and lease agreement to comply with the licensing requirements of the LICENSE. A local Compliance Officer is appointed and registered within the corporate structure. A comprehensive, customized compliance program covering Anti-Money Laundering, Customer Verification and Counter-Terrorist Financing policies is to be prepared. This program also includes training of employees on these obligations. Necessary documentation is prepared for submission to the regulatory authority.

Based on the analysis of the company's business, the most suitable local banks or EMIs (Electronic Banking) are suggested. Preparation of necessary documents from both the client and the company, possibly including additional documents as required by the bank. Preparation for an online interview with the bank manager is also carried out, where our team assists the client in answering questions.

Business processes are established, including record keeping systems, customer identification and transaction tracking to ensure compliance with the established compliance plan. Transactions are regularly monitored for suspicious activity, with mandatory reporting to FINTRAC. Periodic risk assessments related to business operations are conducted to update compliance measures as necessary.

Taxes and tax issues

In general, Tax issues for businesses in Canada depend on both Federal and State taxes.

Here are the key aspects to consider:

FEDERAL INCOME TAX: 1. Corporate income tax rate: Financial companies are subject to federal corporate income tax on their worldwide income. As of 2024, the general corporate income tax rate is 15%. 2. Small business deduction: If the business qualifies as a Canadian controlled private corporation (CCPC), it may be eligible for the small business deduction, which reduces the federal tax rate on the first CAD 500,000 of active business income to 9%. 3. Calculating taxable income: Taxable income is calculated by deducting allowable business expenses from gross income. MSBs must accurately track revenue from services such as foreign exchange, money transfer, and virtual currency trading, along with all related expenses.

STATE TAXES 1. State Corporate Taxes: In addition to federal taxes, businesses are subject to state or territorial corporate income tax, depending on the region. Rates typically range from 11.5% to 16%, depending on the state or territory. Ontario General Corporate Income Tax – 11.5% Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) and Value Added Tax (GST): Businesses must collect and remit GST or HST on taxable supplies of goods and services. The standard GST rate is 5%, with HST rates varying by province (e.g., 13% in Ontario, 15% in Nova Scotia). Some financial services, such as money transfers, may be exempt from GST/HST, but it is important for businesses to determine the tax status of each service provided.

REPORTING AND COMPLIANCE 1. Corporate tax returns: Businesses must file an annual corporate income tax return with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The return is due by June 30 of the year following the reporting period. 2. GST/HST returns: Businesses must file GST/HST returns periodically, usually quarterly or annually, depending on their level of revenue. 3. Record keeping: Businesses are required to keep comprehensive records of all transactions, including income, expenses, and tax remittances, for at least six years. Accurate record keeping is essential for tax reporting and in the event of a CRA audit.

In summary, Taxation for Canadian businesses requires careful consideration of federal and state tax laws, compliance with reporting obligations, and strategic tax planning. By understanding the tax implications and taking advantage of available deductions and credits, businesses can effectively manage their tax burden and ensure compliance with Canada Revenue Agency requirements.

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