Alchemy Pay obtains a money transmission license in Delaware, USA
The cryptocurrency payment company Alchemy Pay announced that it has obtained a Money Transmitter License issued by the state of Delaware in the United States, allowing it to conduct compliant money transmission-related business locally. With this license approval, Alchemy Pay now holds money transmitter licenses in 15 states in the U.S., and its global compliance layout has expanded to cover regions such as Australia, South Korea, Switzerland, and Hong Kong.
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