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Regulated financial services

AI-native regulatory counsel for companies that move money.

Payments, lending and money movement answer to a state licensing map and a stack of federal agencies above it. This group works across both, and treats the licensing calendar as part of the product, not paperwork.

The work

Where money movement turns into a licensing question.

Most of these arrive the same way: the product shipped, it worked, and now someone has asked what it is.

Money transmission analysis

Whether the flow of funds through your product is transmission, and if so, in which states and under whose licence.

BSA / AML program design

A written program that matches how the business actually operates, rather than a template that describes a different company.

Lending and credit compliance

Licensing, disclosures, rate and fee structure, servicing and collections posture across the states you lend in.

Bank and platform partnerships

The agreements and the oversight expectations that come with sitting on someone else’s charter.

Licensing and renewals

Applications, the questions that follow them, and the renewal calendar that outlives whoever filed the original.

Examinations and correspondence

Responding to examiners and regulator inquiries with a position that holds together across every state asking.

Apparently

The AI-native gaming and prediction markets legal counsel.

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