A credit token business under Labuan Law is defined as any business where a token, being a cheque, card, voucher, stamp, booklet, coupon, form or other document or thing is given or issued to a person by the person carrying on the business.
Timeframe: around 6 months
Minimum paid up capital: Not prescribed
Overview
Labuan is an island and a Federal territory of Malaysia, which offers one of the strongest regulatory frameworks for various financial service companies. This, along with the favorable tax system, makes Labuan a prestigious place where to start a Token Licensed Business. According to local laws issuer of such tokens undertakes that:
Currently, there is no minimum paid-up capital for credit token business prescribed by LFSA. However, the Regulator may impose the requirement in their conditional approval letter to ensure that the capital is in accordance with their business activities. Such capital may be required to be paid in amount up to RM 1 000 000.00 which is an equivalent of approximately USD 250 000.00.
General information
Company structure
*Restrictions may be imposed by Bank instead.
Taxation
Accounting & audit requirements – A Labuan Offshore Company needs to have an audit performed by an approved auditor. An annual return must be filed 30 days prior to the companies’ anniversary date of incorporation. A set of accounting records must be kept in Labuan.
Secretary – Resident secretary, provided by local trust company
Local office – Required, local trust company
Registered Agent – Required, local trust company
Local employees – Required
Company name
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In order to obtain a license, the following steps will be carried out:
In order to obtain license, Offshorelicense will fill all necessary application forms and also acquire apostilled corporate documents.
For that reason, please provide us with the following documents.
For bank:
(Each beneficial owner, shareholder, director, authorised signatory must provide)
For local regulatory authority:
(Each beneficial owner, shareholder, director, authorised signatory and secretary must provide)
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Additional documents may be requested by the regulatory authority or local Bank at any point to certify specific information