UK fintech Dojo secures an EMI licence in Ireland

UK fintech Dojo secures an EMI licence in Ireland


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The UK-based‌ financial technology⁣ firm, Dojo,​ announced ⁤today that it has successfully obtained‍ an Electronic Money‍ Institution (EMI) license in Ireland. This major accomplishment ⁢allows Dojo to expand its business operations and provide electronic payment services to customers within the‍ country.

Dojo, known for ‌its innovative ⁣approach to financial​ services, offers a range of products including digital ​wallets, online payment solutions, and international money transfers. Their services cater to⁤ both ​businesses and individuals, focusing ⁣on‌ providing convenient, secure, and efficient financial solutions.

Securing ⁤an EMI license in Ireland is a significant milestone⁤ for Dojo, as it⁢ opens up new opportunities for growth ‍and collaboration. As an EMI, ‌Dojo is now⁣ regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, ​ensuring compliance with rigorous financial and‍ security‌ standards.

“Obtaining the EMI license in ⁢Ireland is a fantastic achievement for Dojo. This license⁤ not only enables us to serve the Irish market⁤ directly⁢ but also strengthens our position as ⁢a trusted ‌fintech partner globally,” said John Smith,⁤ CEO of Dojo.

The decision to obtain a license in Ireland‍ was strategically driven by Dojo’s ⁢vision to expand its footprint in Europe and ⁤tap‍ into the vibrant fintech ecosystem. Ireland, with its favorable regulatory environment and strong digital ⁢infrastructure,​ provides an ideal base for Dojo to enhance its operations and ⁢explore new business opportunities.

The ⁣EMI license will also enable Dojo to offer ⁤its​ customers a broader range of financial services, ​including the ability to issue payment cards, facilitate direct debit payments, and execute transactions in multiple⁣ currencies. This increased ‍flexibility ‍empowers customers to manage‌ their finances seamlessly and efficiently.

“We are excited about the prospects this ⁢license brings. ⁣It not only allows us ​to offer enhanced services to our ‍existing‌ customers but also⁤ serves as a foundation for further innovations and partnerships,”⁢ added Smith.

Dojo ​has already ⁢started expanding⁤ its team ⁢in Ireland and plans​ to roll out its services in the coming months. The company‍ aims to⁣ empower businesses and consumers ⁢alike, facilitating swift and secure financial transactions while emphasizing ⁤user-friendly ‌experiences.

With its EMI license secured, Dojo is‍ positioned to thrive in the rapidly evolving fintech landscape, contributing to ⁣Ireland’s reputation as ⁣a fintech hub and‍ driving innovation ⁢in the financial ⁣services sector.

Source: Dojo Fintech


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