Licensing

There is no licence

AVORA holds no banking licence, no e-money authorisation, no payment institution permission and no investment permission, in any jurisdiction. It is a demonstration project.

What a licensed firm publishes here

On a real institution's site this page would carry, at minimum:

• The registered legal name and company number.
• The registered office address.
• The regulator's name and the firm's reference number with it.
• The specific permissions held, since a payment licence is not a banking licence.
• The deposit guarantee scheme covering customer money, and the amount it covers per person.
• Any territories the firm may not serve.

How to check a real one

Every regulator publishes a searchable register. A firm's own claim is not evidence; the register entry is. If a site states a licence number, look it up on the regulator's own register rather than trusting the page you are reading — including this one, which has nothing to look up.