Crypto payments company Alchemy Pay has obtained a money transmitter license (MTL) in the U.S. state of Arkansas, adding to its growing portfolio of state-level approvals that allow it to legally handle fiat–crypto payment and remittance services in the United States. Money transmitter licensing is a core regulatory requirement for companies that receive, transmit, or exchange money (including virtual assets) on behalf of customers at the state level, and Arkansas’ approval expands Alchemy Pay’s ability to operate compliant on- and off-ramp services for U.S. users. According to Alchemy Pay’s regulatory updates, the firm is building a multi‑state licensing footprint across the U.S., using separate state MTLs to support its role as a fiat–crypto gateway for merchants, platforms, and users. With the addition of Arkansas, Alchemy Pay has positioned itself to better support regulated card payments, bank transfers, and crypto conversions in that jurisdiction, a necessary step for any payment or remittance firm seeking broader U.S. market access. This move fits into a wider trend of crypto payment and infrastructure providers seeking formal money-transmission authorization to meet anti-money laundering, consumer protection, and financial compliance standards, which in turn can make it easier for traditional businesses and financial institutions to integrate crypto payment options.

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