2021-05-21

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Law on Providing Fast Money Transfer Services

The law establishes that only trade companies licensed by the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia and banks with a founding and operating licence may provide fast money transfer services, requiring a minimum Euro 20,000 deposit, a qualified responsible person, security policies, and a contract with an authorized global electronic money transfer system. Applicants must submit detailed documentation—including proof of assets, anti‑money‑laundering programmes, tax clearance and audit reports—and the Governor of the National Bank must decide on the licence or approval within 30 days of a complete application and no later than 90 days overall, after which the licence holder must commence operations within 30 days and adhere to cash‑transfer limits of Euro 2,500 per individual per month for outgoing transfers and Euro 5,000 per day for incoming transfers. The law also obliges licensed providers and their subagents to maintain a registry, issue receipts, post tariffs in Denars, notify the National Bank of contract changes within five working days, submit monthly transaction reports, and subjects them to off‑site and on‑site inspections, with possible warnings, orders, contract termination or licence revocation for non‑compliance.

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