SB438 regulates merchant acquirer limited purpose banks in Nevada, setting licensing, operational, and capital requirements.
Nevada SB438 establishes regulations for merchant acquirer limited purpose banks, also known as merchant banks. The bill outlines procedures for the licensure and operation of these banks, including capital requirements, permissible activities, and restrictions on advertising and business practices. Merchant banks must obtain a license from the Commissioner of Financial Institutions and maintain certain capital levels. The bill prohibits merchant banks from engaging in activities not authorized by the bill, such as banking, money transmission, and acting as a fiduciary.
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