Licensing
Built toward regulated infrastructure
Fintech Mall UAB is planned as a Lithuanian fintech company with an EMI and MiCA CASP authorisation roadmap. Until authorisation is obtained, FintechMall operates as a technology, research and provider-discovery platform.
Current platform status
FintechMall currently operates as a technology, research and provider-discovery platform. We do not hold an EMI, CASP, banking or payment-institution licence, and we do not provide regulated financial or crypto-asset services today.
Planned Fintech Mall UAB structure
Fintech Mall UAB is planned as a Lithuanian fintech company. The operating structure is being established to support a phased introduction of infrastructure and, subject to authorisation, regulated services.
EMI roadmap
We plan to pursue e-money institution authorisation to support accounts, e-money and payment capabilities. Any such services will be introduced only once the relevant authorisation is obtained.
MiCA CASP roadmap
We plan to pursue authorisation as a crypto-asset service provider under the MiCA framework. Any digital-asset services will be introduced only once the relevant authorisation is obtained.
Partner-led launch model
Ahead of, and alongside, our own authorisations, selected services may be delivered through appropriately licensed partners. The regulated activity in those cases sits with the licensed partner.
Safeguarding and compliance principles
Our approach is built around safeguarding of client funds, robust onboarding and monitoring, and transparent governance — principles we apply to how we build and to how we evaluate providers.
What authorisation would enable
Over time, authorisation would allow FintechMall to offer more integrated infrastructure directly — moving from provider discovery toward orchestration and unified fiat and digital-asset services.
Regulatory disclaimer
FintechMall currently provides technology, research and provider-discovery services. Regulated financial and crypto-asset services will be offered only after obtaining the relevant authorisations or through appropriately licensed partners.
We do not publish application dates, licence timelines, capital figures or regulator commitments. Nothing here should be read as a claim that authorisation has been granted.