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  • Jun 3rd, 2026

    The FinTech Door May Be Opening. Are You Actually Ready to Walk Through It?

    The May 2026 Executive Order signals a more fintech-friendly regulatory posture, but that does not mean ISVs, PayFacs, and payments companies can walk closer to the source with messy controls, decorative AML policies, and risk programs held together by vibes. If you want deeper bank relationships, direct access, or a more ambitious payments strategy, your compliance, governance, security, and operational evidence need to be ready for real scrutiny.

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