Payments, Banking Regulation, and Consumer Financial Services
Our Payments, Banking Regulation, and Consumer Financial Services group works
with clients in all aspects of payments, e-commerce, fintech, and retail banking
products and services. We have significant knowledge of traditional banking and
payment products such as money transmission, credit, debit and prepaid cards,
payroll, ACH, merchant acquiring, checks, remittances, and payment processing.
Our background enables us to provide comprehensive counsel on new, cutting-edge
fintech products such as P2P payment solutions, e-wallets, cryptocurrencies,
cannabis-related payments, online loyalty and reward programs, B2B vendor payments,
mobile applications, and online marketplaces.
Our team of lawyers and policy professionals, working closely with colleagues in
other key practices, routinely guide our clients through a maze of highly
complex laws and regulations including anti-money laundering, consumer
protection, money transmitter licensing, lender licensing, privacy and data
security, intellectual property, abandoned property, surcharging, and banking
laws. We effectively draft and negotiate the contractual framework that
underlies these products such as payment processing, bank sponsorship, customer
terms and conditions, outsourcing, regulatory disclosures, privacy policies and
vendor agreements. Fintechs and their investors often seek our assistance in due
diligence efforts to ensure regulatory compliance prior to an acquisition or
investment. Finally, given rapid changes in this space, we monitor and
frequently speak and publish insights regarding changes in the law and policy on
both a state and federal level.
We welcome your email, but please understand that if you are not already a client of K&L Gates LLP,
we cannot represent you until we confirm that doing so would not create a conflict of interest and is
otherwise consistent with the policies of our firm. Accordingly, please do not include any confidential
information until we verify that the firm is in a position to represent you and our engagement is
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maintained as confidential. Thank you for your consideration.