MSB Renew vs Brico: Which One Actually Tracks Your FinCEN Renewal Date
MSB Renew is a free FinCEN MSB renewal date checker. Brico is a paid multi-state licensing platform. Which one fits your compliance surface.
Read the postThis blog reads FinCEN’s public MSB registrant register and the regulation’s own text: cohort data, activity codes, and the rules that govern them.
MSB Renew is a free FinCEN MSB renewal date checker. Brico is a paid multi-state licensing platform. Which one fits your compliance surface.
Read the postLooking for a Brico alternative for one job, tracking your FinCEN MSB registration renewal date? MSB Renew is the free, single-purpose tool for exactly that.
Read the postEvery MSB in this cohort renews on the same December 31. FinCEN sends no reminder, and 31 USC 5330 prices a missed one at $5,000 a day. Here is who is in it.
Read the post643 of the 1,086 registrants declaring the identical eight MSB activity codes sit in one state. The counts, the addresses, and where the data stops.
Read the postAll 16 activity codes from FinCEN’s own export key, what each one means, which six no longer occur, and how often each appears in the live register.
Read the postThe seven MSB capacities, the 1,000 dollar daily thresholds, the no-threshold rule for money transmitters, and every exemption, from the regulation’s text.
Read the postFederal MSB registration and state money transmitter licensing are separate obligations with separate penalties. What each is, and the statute coupling them.
Read the postRenewal is not the only clock. An ownership change, a 10 percent transfer, or a 50 percent agent increase forces re-registration within 180 days.
Read the postThe renewal filing end to end, from the due date rule to the confirmation letter, quoting FinCEN’s own filing instructions at every step.
Read the postThe statute, the 5,000 dollar per day exposure, the annual purge from FinCEN’s public register, and the one move that repairs it: file the renewal now.
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