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Money transmitter in Texas

Typical processing time: Typical range unknown — statutory clock cited

What is published

Statutory clock

120 days after the application is complete

The banking commissioner must approve or deny a completed money-services application by the 120th day after the completion date. If neither happens, the application is approved and the license takes effect the next business day. The period may be extended for good cause.

Clock starts: the date the commissioner determines the application is complete. Deemed approval if silent: yes, per the cited section. Extendable: yes.

Where the file is reviewed

Confirm the live license name and documents in the NMLS Checklist Compiler. This page does not decide whether you must file, or which product name applies.

What usually delays this family of filings

Paid expedite: none cited for this pair. See when expedite is real.

Other cores in Texas

Collection · Lending · Mortgage · All four on the state page

Sources

  1. Licensing Checklists, Requirements, and Fees — NMLS Resource Center (CSBS / SRR). Accessed 2026-08-29.
  2. Texas Finance Code § 152.106 — Issuance of License — Texas Legislature. Accessed 2026-08-29.
  3. CSBS Money Transmission Modernization Act (MTMA) — Conference of State Bank Supervisors. Accessed 2026-08-29.
  4. CSBS Model Money Transmission Modernization Act (13 September 2021) — Conference of State Bank Supervisors. Accessed 2026-08-29.

Filing desk

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