Minax Secures U.S. MSB License, Advancing Global Compliance Infrastructure for Digital Finance

F.C.M. Lau
Jun 18, 2025 12:30

Minax Group Global Limited has obtained the U.S. Money Services Business license, allowing it to operate key financial services across all 50 U.S. states and overseas territories, enhancing its compliance with global users.

 

 

Minax Group Global Limited has officially obtained the U.S. Money Services Business (MSB) license, issued by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) under the U.S. Department of the Treasury. This marks a significant milestone in Minax’s journey toward building a globally compliant infrastructure for digital finance and cross-border asset services.

With the license now in place, Minax is authorized to operate key financial services such as money transmission, foreign exchange, prepaid product issuance, and related activities across all 50 U.S. states and overseas territories. This regulatory qualification enhances Minax’s ability to serve as a compliant entry point for global users seeking secure, efficient, and transparent asset movement and payment solutions.

“We’ve always believed the future of digital finance must be built on a foundation of compliance and trust,” said Minax Chairman Fangxiong Gong “Licensing is not only a gateway to global operations but also a cornerstone for building secure and sustainable digital asset infrastructure.”

 

Strengthening RWA + Web3 Connectivity

 

Minax is actively constructing a global platform for tokenizing real-world brand assets (RWA), cultural IPs, and commercial rights. By leveraging compliance mechanisms like the MSB, the company provides traditional brands with a regulated financial bridge into the Web3 ecosystem—enabling on-chain asset issuance, cross-border settlements, and digital identity frameworks for brand ownership.

The MSB license will empower Minax to expand its capabilities in on-chain brand listing, asset confirmation, stable clearing, and user fund management. These efforts aim to accelerate the transition of traditional enterprises toward Web3-native infrastructure.

 

A Model for Global Digital Asset Regulation

 

In the current wave of RWA tokenization and global regulatory tightening, Minax’s move aligns with a broader industry shift toward compliance-first frameworks. The company’s comprehensive licensing effort makes it a benchmark case for Web3 firms navigating institutional-grade operations and cross-border oversight.

Looking ahead, Minax will continue executing its global strategy based on the principles of compliance, security, and sustainability. The company plans to deepen cooperation with sovereign funds, brand owners, licensed entities, and Web3 protocol layers to jointly build a trusted value network that connects real-world assets with decentralized finance.

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