Licence as a Service
Explore an agent, introducing-broker or partner route for your business model with an appropriately authorised provider. The programme defines the activities you may perform and the obligations retained by each entity.
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Licence as a Service (LAAS)
Build your market-entry programme with the right regulated partners.
Licence as a Service coordinates technology with agent, introducing-broker and partner programme arrangements. Work with the appropriate authorised providers for your target markets. Permissions remain specific to the named entity, activities and agreements; a licence is not transferred by an API connection.
BUSINESS CONTEXT
A clear route from market-entry plans to programme responsibilities.
Intended for
Regulated institutions and approved partners defining programme responsibilities.
Programme confirmation
Providers, markets, permissions and commercial terms are confirmed for the proposed programme.
SUPPORTED CAPABILITY SCOPE
What we can explore together.
These capabilities can be combined around your programme requirements. Provider support, market availability and commercial terms are confirmed for the proposed scope.
Market-entry coordination
Discuss programme requirements for Canada, the United States, Ireland, Spain and Brazil, including the relevant FX, payment, digital-asset and electronic-money service models.
Onboarding, monitoring & fund arrangements
Align KYC/KYB, AML, screening, reporting, client-fund segregation and assurance requirements with the named providers. Request entity-specific permissions and audit evidence during onboarding.
Responsibility mapping
Identify which party is expected to perform each technical, operational and regulated function for the proposed programme.
Integration boundaries
Define where LDB-X technology connects to provider systems and where provider-controlled decisions or regulated activities begin.
Onboarding and compliance allocation
Document responsibility for onboarding, due diligence and ongoing programme obligations under the applicable programme agreement.
PLATFORM EXPERIENCE
See how the workflow can come together.
Explore a sample interface direction for the solution. Final workflows, data fields and provider-connected functionality are configured for the approved programme.
Sample experience
Programme architecture
Sample programme architecture showing organisational layers without implying certification, licensing or regulatory approval.
WORKFLOW
A responsibility model before a launch plan.
Business model
Describe the customer, product, market and intended service.
Role map
Allocate technology, provider, programme and regulated responsibilities.
Evidence
Confirm the named entities, permissions, contracts and market-specific requirements.
Implementation boundary
Translate the confirmed responsibility model into technical and operational scope.
PROGRAMME BOUNDARIES
Technology scope and provider responsibility stay distinct.
- LDB-X provides
- Licence as a Service programme coordination, technology integration and agent or introducing-broker structures.
- Third-party role
- The regulated activities for which the named provider has the relevant authorisation.
- Market scope
- Confirmed for the intended market and participating provider before implementation or launch.
- Regulatory limits
- A technology integration, API connection or commercial relationship does not itself constitute a regulatory licence. This website does not offer a transferable or rented regulatory licence.
NEXT STEP
Start with your requirements.
Tell us about your organisation, intended market and the customer journey you want to build. The relevant provider, capability and responsibility details can then be confirmed against that scope.
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