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Required regulatory licenses to Get started on Mono
Required regulatory licenses to Get started on Mono

Make sure you are compliant with the required regulatory licenses on Mono with this article.

Anita Onwuemene avatar
Written by Anita Onwuemene
Updated over a year ago

We are delighted that you are interested in Mono, however before you get started, it's essential to ensure compliance with the necessary regulatory licenses. In this article, we'll walk you through the fundamental regulatory requirements you need to meet to get started on Mono.

Here's a breakdown of the regulatory licenses needed to complete your onboarding and go live with Mono

Industry

Regulatory body

License/Regulatory document required

Payments and payment processors

CBN

PSSP License

Stock brokerages

NSE, SEC

NSE, SEC License

Mobile Money Operators (MMO)

CBN, NDIC

MMO License

Bureaux-de-Change (BDCs)

CBN

BDC License

Micro-finance Banks (MFBs)

CBN

MFB License

Telcos

Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)

NCC License

Payment Service Banks (PSBs)

CBN

PSB License

Money Lenders

State Money Lenders, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission

Money Lenders License, FCCPC certification, or Certificate of compliance

Investment Advisors

SEC

SEC License

Cryptocurrency Exchange

SEC

SEC License

Gaming Companies

National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)

Lottery License

You can find a few examples below:

1. PSSP License: The PSSP (Payment Service Solution Provider) License refers to a regulatory license that is specific to the financial and payment industries. It is typically required for companies or entities that provide payment services or solutions to customers or businesses.

Here’s a sample image of a CBN-issued PSSP license


2. NSE License: NSE stands for the Nigerian Stock Exchange, which is the primary stock exchange in Nigeria. In the context of regulatory licenses, the NSE license refers to the license required by brokers and trading firms to operate within the Nigerian stock market.

Here’s a sample image of a Stock exchange license

3. SEC License: A SEC license refers to the license or registration required by certain individuals and entities to operate in the securities industry under the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Here’s a sample image of a SEC license

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