Gate US has added MTL in Maine, bringing its compliant operations to 46 U.S. jurisdictions
Svmuu News: Gate US has announced that it has officially obtained a Money Transmission License (MTL) in Maine. With this approval, the total number of state-level MTLs held by Gate US has increased to 34, expanding its compliant operations to 46 U.S. jurisdictions and further strengthening its regulatory footprint in the U.S. market. Previously, Gate US’s operations had already covered jurisdictions including Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and has been providing compliant and stable digital asset-related services to local users in accordance with each state’s regulatory requirements. This new license further expands its compliant operational footprint and lays a more solid institutional foundation for the platform’s long-term, steady development in the market.
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