According to a recent LinkedIn post from Interlace, the company has obtained a Canadian Money Services Business registration from FINTRAC, allowing it to offer regulated money services in Canada, including foreign exchange, money transfers, and virtual currency-related services. The post characterizes this as a milestone in strengthening Interlace’s global compliance framework.
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The LinkedIn post suggests that the new registration could enhance Interlace’s capabilities in cross-border remittance and digital asset services, supporting further expansion of its global payment network. For investors, this development may indicate progress in regulatory de-risking and market access in a key jurisdiction, which could improve the company’s competitive positioning in fintech and cross-border payments over time.