OBOOK Holdings (NASDAQ: OWLS) secures Nevada license, now in 41 states
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OBOOK Holdings Inc., operating as OwlTing Group, reports that it has secured a Money Transmitter License in Nevada, expanding its U.S. regulatory coverage to 41 states. This approval follows a rigorous review process and supports the company’s compliance-first strategy for its cross-border payments network.
The Nevada license is intended to help OwlTing provide secure settlement and payment solutions to merchants and partners in key sectors such as hospitality, tourism, and international commerce centered around Las Vegas. The company also highlights its broader regulatory footprint, including a VASP license in the EU and a Bank API license in Japan, while it continues licensing preparations in Hong Kong, Singapore, and parts of Latin America.
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New Nevada license extends OwlTing’s regulated U.S. coverage to 41 states.
OBOOK Holdings Inc. has obtained a Nevada Money Transmitter License, bringing its U.S. regulatory footprint to
The company positions this as part of a broader “compliance-first” approach, emphasizing that Nevada, and specifically Las Vegas, serves high-volume sectors like hospitality and tourism. Beyond the U.S., it cites a VASP license in the EU and a Bank API license in Japan, plus licensing work in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Latin America, which together outline a multi-region regulatory roadmap.
While no financial figures or user metrics are disclosed, the combination of U.S. state coverage reaching