New Bank Of Mexico FinTech Law May Stifle Crypto Startups

August 5, 2019 SmartWealth

The Bank of Mexico’s newly enforced FinTech law targets crowdfunding and electronic payments services, requiring businesses to have a minimum annual profit of $100,000 and asking for up to $35,000 in compliance fees.

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