Canadian MSB Acquisition Marketplace
Choose the company profile before choosing the company.
Explore Canadian money services business opportunities across Ontario and British Columbia. The available profiles include brand-new and previously operated companies, with different FINTRAC and Bank of Canada registration positions.
This page shows how the opportunities are grouped. For the companies currently available, their asking prices, and acquisition inquiries, view the current inventory.
View Current InventoryIndividual company information and inquiries are handled on the current inventory page.
Availability changes as transactions progress. Use the profiles below to identify the type of company that fits your intended acquisition, then review the current inventory.
| Buyer question | New FINTRAC + RPAA | Previously operated FINTRAC + RPAA | FINTRAC without RPAA | Awaiting FINTRAC public visibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prior customer transactions | None stated; verify | Yes or may exist; review fully | Depends on company | None stated; verify |
| FINTRAC public status | Registered | Registered | Registered | Not yet visible; completion condition applies |
| Bank of Canada registration | Registered | Registered | Not registered | Depends on the specific company |
| Historical due diligence | Still required | Expanded review required | Depends on history | Still required |
| Where to see individual options | Current inventory | Current inventory | Current inventory | Current inventory |
The matrix is a category guide. Confirm every field for the individual company before relying on it.
View Current InventoryThe province of incorporation is part of the corporate profile. It does not create a separate FINTRAC license or, by itself, decide where the business may operate.
Choose between companies by reviewing the complete corporate, regulatory, financial, historical, banking, and operating picture. Province is one factor in that assessment.
View Current InventoryOur category set includes Ontario companies with FINTRAC registration, including companies with Bank of Canada registration under the RPAA and newly registered companies awaiting FINTRAC public visibility.
Our category set includes British Columbia companies with FINTRAC registration, including companies with Bank of Canada registration under the RPAA and newly registered companies awaiting FINTRAC public visibility.
A brand-new company with no prior customer transactions gives the buyer a company without an inherited customer transaction book. It does not establish that the entity has no tax filings, contracts, expenses, regulatory correspondence, corporate obligations, or other liabilities. Those points still require review.
A company with prior activity may include experience, records, systems, accounts, contracts, customers, or provider relationships. It may also carry historical obligations and risks. Determine exactly what operated, for whom, at what volumes, through which accounts and providers, and with what reporting and compliance history.
The better choice depends on the buyer's objective, risk tolerance, implementation plan, and the evidence available for the specific company.
FINTRAC states that its public MSB registry is updated monthly. A newly confirmed company may therefore receive registration correspondence before its entry becomes visible in the searchable public registry.
For an opportunity described as awaiting public visibility:
View Current InventoryThe four profiles help you identify the category you need. The current inventory page is where you can review the individual companies currently offered, see their asking prices and stated attributes, and submit an acquisition inquiry.
This structure keeps current inventory in one place and prevents old prices or sold companies from remaining on multiple websites.
View Current InventoryThis page explains the company categories. Current prices and company-specific information are maintained on the central inventory page so buyers see the latest available information in one place.
The accurate term is registered. FINTRAC states that registration does not mean it endorses or licenses the business. Each company's current public status should be checked.
No. FINTRAC and Bank of Canada registration are separate. The Bank of Canada maintains information concerning payment service providers under the RPAA.
You may inquire about an upcoming opportunity. The terms of any preliminary arrangement require specific agreement, and the sale will not be completed until the company appears as registered in FINTRAC's public registry.
The owner has stated that the current opportunity set includes both Ontario and British Columbia companies with these registration positions. Confirm the available individual companies in the current inventory because it changes.
All acquisition inquiries are handled through the current inventory page.
Choose the starting profile that fits your plan, then see which Ontario and British Columbia companies are currently available.
View Current InventoryThe inventory page holds individual opportunities, asking prices, and acquisition inquiries.