have you heard of the new Fintech licensing, the banksters are afraid of loosing their power and wealth and now seek to establish "licenses" with "license applications"
to create an environment suitable for them
has anyone researched this development, how dangerous can it become for freedom of cryptoeconomics?
will they go nazi style?
here is the ecb demands for fintech firms
https://www.bankingsupervision.europa.eu/legalframework/publiccons/pdf/licensing_and_fintech/ssm.guide_on_assessment_for_licensing_of_fintech_credit_insts_draft.en.pdf
I've checked the attached 'Guide to assessments of fintech credit institution licence applications'to create an environment suitable for them
has anyone researched this development, how dangerous can it become for freedom of cryptoeconomics?
will they go nazi style?
here is the ecb demands for fintech firms
https://www.bankingsupervision.europa.eu/legalframework/publiccons/pdf/licensing_and_fintech/ssm.guide_on_assessment_for_licensing_of_fintech_credit_insts_draft.en.pdf
The main point is that it's about the fintech credit institutions, (fintech banks), so this will only apply to those fintech companies, who wants to give out loans (like banks) to everyday people (clients).
So as of my understanding, this means that they don't regulate all the fintech companies with the same regulations like banks has to fulfill, but only those fintech companies, where this applys: 'delivery of banking products and services are based on technology-enabled innovation'
They emphasize that because the new fintech companies will start to act like banks (and the problematic part is the credit, not the money transfer part of the banking services).
So as far as I understood, this is only apply for those fintech companies, who wants to deal with credits, not for all fintechs.
