Payments infrastructure start-up Kevin reportedly declared insolvent by court in Lithuania
Regional news outlet 15min reports that the court has now opened up a bankruptcy case.
Regional news outlet 15min reports that the court has now opened up a bankruptcy case.
The central bank alleges that the fintech is “almost four months late” in submitting its audited annual accounts.
Lithuania’s fintech scene is thriving thanks to an environment that encourages innovation and collaboration.
The fine relates to alleged AML failings over a period between 2021 and 2022.
UAB TransferGo Lithuania has already submitted a plan to the central bank to remedy the deficiencies.
The central bank says it took the decision due to “serious, systematic and multiple violations of legal acts”.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The Telegraph reports that Railsr’s Lithuanian subsidiary is being investigated by the country’s central bank.
Regnology will help the central bank transform its data management capabilities and regulatory reporting platform.
BENKER CEO sees the introduction of blockchain to banking as the beginning of a “New World Order”.
Lithuanian central bank wants a more unified approach to innovation in the EU.
Some 4,000 digital LBCOINs will go on sale via the bank’s e-shop from 23 July.
ConnectPay, Interpaylink and Paysolut will all be part of the regtech sandbox.
As part of its newly devised strategy, Lithuania put several tools in place.
The Bank of Lithuania keeps boosting its fintech ecosystem.
All the best bits from the largest fintech event in the Baltic region.
Central bank offers live environment for testing.
The Baltic nation sets out its ambitions to be the region’s fintech hub and gateway to Europe.
Sociable Bank of Lithuania wants you.
Nation will let VLLCs be remotely managed using blockchain.
LBChain platform “could be ready to launch” in 2019.
Singapore-headquartered start-up Instarem has entered the European paytech arena and will now provide international money transfer services from Vilnius in Lithuania. The Bank of Lithuania has issued an approval for the electronic money institution (EMI) licence. As reported last year, the bank, the country’s central bank and regulator, promised to provide preliminary answers to financial […]
Fintech companies will soon be able to test their products in Lithuania by creating customised regulatory sandboxes under the supervision of Bank of Lithuania.
Financial consultancy firm DeVere Group has taken advantage of Lithuania’s ambitions to attract fintech firms and set up a new office in the capital Vilnius. The Bank of Lithuania, the country’s central bank and regulator, recently issued an electronic money institution licence which made it possible for DeVere to establish its new subsidiary DeVere E-Money. […]
Banking Technology explores a less known – but a noteworthy – destination for fintech in Europe, Lithuania, and its capital Vilnius. Whilst it is realistic that it cannot compete with the European Goliaths such as London or Paris, it wants to carve its own niche in the fintech space, and has quite a lot to offer.
Bank of Lithuania, the country’s central bank and regulator, promises to provide preliminary answers to financial institution licence enquiries within one week, “the fastest turnaround in the EU”.
Bank of Lithuania, the country’s central bank and regulator, has signed a memorandum of understanding with UK-based payments and fintech start-up Revolut. Revolut intends to set up a financial institution in Lithuania and obtain a banking licence. Bank of Lithuania will provide Revolut with access to its managed payment systems enabling cross-border payments in euro. […]