China Fintech Lawyer — Payment, Blockchain & Digital Finance
Director Li Maoshu | Fintech Regulation, Payment Systems & Digital Assets
17I Shangbu Building, Futian, Shenzhen | Guangdong Faniu Law Firm
Fintech Legal Services in China
China's fintech sector is one of the most dynamic and heavily regulated in the world. From mobile payments to blockchain technology, companies must navigate a complex web of regulations while innovating.
Guangdong Faniu Law Firm provides comprehensive fintech legal services:
- Payment institution licensing and compliance
- Blockchain and distributed ledger technology advisory
- Digital currency and cryptocurrency regulation
- Peer-to-peer lending platform compliance
- Consumer finance regulatory matters
- Fintech intellectual property protection
Director Li Maoshu advises fintech startups, established financial institutions, and technology companies on regulatory compliance, licensing, and market entry strategies.
Call 18664921865 for a free initial consultation on your fintech legal matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What licenses are needed for payment services in China?
Non-bank payment institutions require a Payment Business License from PBOC. Different licenses apply for internet payment, bank card acquiring, and prepaid card services.
Is cryptocurrency legal in China?
Cryptocurrency trading and ICOs are banned in mainland China. However, blockchain technology is encouraged, and legal entities may hold digital assets in certain circumstances.
Can foreign fintech companies operate in China?
Yes, but with restrictions. Foreign investment in payment and financial technology is subject to strict licensing requirements and foreign investment negative list restrictions.
More questions? Call 18664921865 Director Li Maoshu for free answers