
Date: 28 Sep, 2026
Operational full-scope Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live CENTROlink integration, EEA passporting capability, vendor-supported modern core infrastructure, and safeguarding arrangements.
Operational full-scope Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live CENTROlink integration, EEA passporting capability, vendor-supported modern core infrastructure, and safeguarding arrangements.
A fully licensed Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live SEPA credit transfers through CENTROlink, dedicated IBANs for business clients, and an operational digital onboarding platform. The business combines e-money issuance, payment services and currency exchange under an established regulatory and operational framework.
RegulatoryJurisdiction: Lithuania.
Regulator: Bank of Lithuania.
Licence: Full-scope Electronic Money Institution (EMI).
Authorised Services: E-money issuance, distribution and redemption; payment accounts and transactions; payment instrument issuance and acquiring; currency exchange.
EEA Reach: Licence passporting across the European Economic Area.
Business-client focus.
Dedicated IBANs and business current accounts.
Digital onboarding for business clients.
Live SEPA credit transfers through CENTROlink.
Vendor-supported core banking, digital banking, AML monitoring and KYC/identity verification systems.
No legacy in-house core platform.
86 internal policies and procedures maintained in a structured register.
Three-lines-of-defence internal control model.
Digital Operational Resilience Strategy adopted in line with DORA.
Live connection to CENTROlink.
Client funds held in dedicated safeguarding accounts with two supervised Lithuanian credit institutions.
Key functions include management, MLRO, compliance and risk, legal counsel, and an outsourced Data Protection Officer.
Outsourced internal audit and statutory audit arrangements in place.
Material vendor arrangements are governed by an outsourcing policy framework, with due diligence and risk assessments documented.
A fully operational, vendor-supported EMI platform with live payment services, business-client infrastructure and key governance and compliance functions in place. The platform offers a route to enter the EEA payments market through an existing licensed institution.
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Date: 28 Sep, 2026
Operational full-scope Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live CENTROlink integration, EEA passporting capability, vendor-supported modern core infrastructure, and safeguarding arrangements.
Operational full-scope Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live CENTROlink integration, EEA passporting capability, vendor-supported modern core infrastructure, and safeguarding arrangements.
A fully licensed Lithuanian Electronic Money Institution with live SEPA credit transfers through CENTROlink, dedicated IBANs for business clients, and an operational digital onboarding platform. The business combines e-money issuance, payment services and currency exchange under an established regulatory and operational framework.
RegulatoryJurisdiction: Lithuania.
Regulator: Bank of Lithuania.
Licence: Full-scope Electronic Money Institution (EMI).
Authorised Services: E-money issuance, distribution and redemption; payment accounts and transactions; payment instrument issuance and acquiring; currency exchange.
EEA Reach: Licence passporting across the European Economic Area.
Business-client focus.
Dedicated IBANs and business current accounts.
Digital onboarding for business clients.
Live SEPA credit transfers through CENTROlink.
Vendor-supported core banking, digital banking, AML monitoring and KYC/identity verification systems.
No legacy in-house core platform.
86 internal policies and procedures maintained in a structured register.
Three-lines-of-defence internal control model.
Digital Operational Resilience Strategy adopted in line with DORA.
Live connection to CENTROlink.
Client funds held in dedicated safeguarding accounts with two supervised Lithuanian credit institutions.
Key functions include management, MLRO, compliance and risk, legal counsel, and an outsourced Data Protection Officer.
Outsourced internal audit and statutory audit arrangements in place.
Material vendor arrangements are governed by an outsourcing policy framework, with due diligence and risk assessments documented.
A fully operational, vendor-supported EMI platform with live payment services, business-client infrastructure and key governance and compliance functions in place. The platform offers a route to enter the EEA payments market through an existing licensed institution.
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