Currency.com, a global digital finance provider, announced the acquisition of its 31st U.S. Money Transmitter License (MTL), with regulatory approval granted in the state of Tennessee. The achievement brings the company significantly closer to its strategic goal of acquiring full licensure across all 50 U.S. states.

With operations spanning over 100 countries and a growing network of regulatory approvals in the United States, the European Union, and the Middle East, Currency.com is advancing a new model of financial infrastructure — integrating digital assets, investment services, and banking functionality under a unified, compliant framework.

The decision to obtain the Tennessee license was driven by the state’s progressive local initiatives in the crypto industry since 2022, alongside the company’s proactive strategy to secure regulatory approval across the country preemptively. By expanding its licensing portfolio, the company positions itself to rapidly scale its offering once nationwide crypto regulation is firmly established.

“Our ambition is to become a leading player in the U.S. digital finance space,” said Konstantin Anissimov, CEO of Currency.com. “We’re securing the necessary licenses today so we can hit the ground running when the regulatory landscape matures. Tennessee is another critical step toward that vision,” he further explained.

Looking ahead, Currency.com plans to accelerate its licensing efforts across the remaining states while building out local compliance and operational teams. This state-by-state strategy is part of a broader vision to establish a fully regulated, future-proof financial platform in the U.S. — one capable of supporting both institutional clients and individual users.