Licenses
Updated on April 17, 2024
Licenses and approvals in the United States
Flexa Inc. (“Flexa”) is registered as a money services business with the United States Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN,” registration number 31000252953664). Flexa also maintains NMLS ID 1840599 with the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System & Registry (“NMLS”), and is licensed in the following jurisdictions:
State | Authority |
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Alaska | Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development, Division of Banking and Securities |
Arkansas | Securities Department |
Arizona | Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions |
Connecticut | Department of Banking |
Delaware | Office of the State Bank Commissioner |
District of Columbia | Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking |
Florida | Office of Financial Regulation |
Georgia | Department of Banking and Finance |
Hawaii | Division of Financial Institutions |
Idaho | Department of Finance, Securities Bureau |
Illinois | Department of Financial & Professional Regulation, Division of Financial Institutions |
Iowa | Division of Banking |
Kansas | Office of the State Bank Commissioner |
Maine | Bureau of Consumer Credit Protection |
Maryland | Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation |
Michigan | Department of Insurance and Financial Services |
Minnesota | Department of Commerce |
Mississippi | Department of Banking and Consumer Finance |
Nebraska | Department of Banking and Finance |
Nevada | Department of Business and Industry, Financial Institutions Division |
New Hampshire | Banking Department |
New Mexico | Regulation and Licensing Department |
North Dakota | Department of Financial Institutions |
Ohio | Department of Commerce, Division of Financial Institutions |
Oklahoma | Banking Department |
Oregon | Division of Financial Regulation |
Pennsylvania | Department of Banking and Securities |
Rhode Island | Department of Business Regulation |
South Carolina | Office of the Attorney General |
South Dakota | Division of Banking |
Tennessee | Department of Financial Institutions |
Virginia | Bureau of Financial Institutions |
Washington | Department of Financial Institutions |
West Virginia | Division of Financial Institutions |
Wisconsin | Department of Financial Institutions |
Wyoming | Department of Audit, Division of Banking |
Alaska
For Alaska residents only
If your issue is unresolved by Flexa Inc. [Telephone: (855) 255-5464], please submit formal complaints with the State of Alaska, Division of Banking & Securities.
Please download the form here: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/portals/3/pub/DBSGeneralComplaintFormupdated.pdf
Submit formal complaint form with supporting documents: Division of Banking & Securities, P.O. Box 110807, Juneau, AK 99811-0807
If you are an Alaska resident with questions regarding formal complaints, please email us at [email protected] or call Nine Zero Seven Four Six Five Two Five Two One.
Hawaii
Special disclosure for Hawaii customers
Flexa Inc. (“Flexa”) is providing services to Hawaii customers as a participant in a special Hawaii project which ends on December 31, 2024. At the end of the project term, Flexa may be required to close all accounts for Hawaii customers and cease operations. Flexa will notify Hawaii customers in advance if accounts must be closed.
Hawaii customers who choose to open accounts with Flexa are advised that the virtual currency or digital currency purchased, whether as an investment, for making payments, or other purposes, may lose value, including the loss of some or all of your original purchase amount.
Maryland
Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation
The Commissioner of Financial Regulation for the State of Maryland will accept all questions or complaints from Maryland residents regarding Flexa Inc. (License No. 1840599 and NMLS ID 1840599) at 500 North Calvert Street, Suite 402, Baltimore, MD 21202 or at 1-888-784-0136. Please see nmlsconsumeraccess.org for licensing information.
Tennessee
Disclosure regarding virtual currency
Please note that Flexa is licensed by the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions as a money transmitter and that this license and the required surety bond do not cover the transmission of virtual currency. The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions does not regulate virtual currency. Please see nmlsconsumeraccess.org for licensing information.
Washington
Disclosures for Washington residents
Fraudulent transactions may result in the loss of your money or funds with no recourse.
Additionally, please note the following disclosures associated with virtual currency transactions:
- We do not charge you any fees on transactions.
- Flexa Inc. is not an Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”)–insured financial institution and does not hold any customer funds. Virtual currencies are not FDIC-insured products and may lose value. Flexa holds all customer virtual currency assets at exchanges regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services.
- Virtual currency transactions are irrevocable, and accordingly, losses due to fraudulent or accidental transactions may result in the loss of your funds with no recourse.
- When a SPEDN app transaction occurs using your credentials (i.e., your Flexa ID account), we will assume that you authorized the transaction, unless you notify us otherwise. If you believe you did not authorize a particular transaction or that the transaction was incorrectly processed, you must contact us as soon as possible at [email protected]. It is important to regularly check your SPEDN transaction history for any unauthorized or incorrect transactions. We are not responsible to any claims for unauthorized transactions unless you have notified us in accordance with these terms.
- The nature of virtual currency may lead to an increased risk of fraud or cyber attack and your virtual currency value may be irretrievably stolen.