Ready-made companies

Licensed Companies,
Already Authorised

Buy the entity that already holds the licence. We verify the position before it is shown, prepare the change-of-control pack, and stay in the deal until the shares and the accounts have moved.

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licensed companies listed right now

14

jurisdictions covered, with or without stock

4

licence families, from crypto to payments

A.I. Overview

A ready-made licensed company is an authorised entity that already holds its licence, so the buyer acquires the company instead of applying from scratch. Protegra sources them across 14 jurisdictions, verifies every position before it is shown, and handles the change of control with the regulator.

Jurisdictions14
Positions listed0
What Protegra addsVerification, change-of-control filing, KYC pack, banking introductions
Last verified2026-09-23
0 companies

No position is listed publicly at this moment. Pick a country below and ask for price and availability — most of what we sell never reaches a public page.

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Where These Companies Are Registered

Every country below has a page of its own: the local licence name, the regulator, what the passport covers, and what the market currently asks.

How it works

Four Steps, No Surprises In The Middle

01

Shortlist

Add the companies worth comparing. Nothing is sent until you decide; the list lives in your browser.

02

NDA and teasers

One click, one mutual NDA. You get the redacted teaser for every position on the list.

03

Diligence

Register extract, licence scope, accounts, AML file. We audit the position before you pay for it.

04

Transfer

Change-of-control filing, share purchase agreement, banking. We stay in it until the entity is yours.

The long version, with timings ⟶

Questions

Questions Buyers Ask First

01Does the licence really transfer with the company?
Yes — the authorisation belongs to the legal entity, not to its shareholders, so acquiring the company acquires the licence. What the regulator controls is who owns it: for most financial licences a change of qualifying holding must be approved, or at least not objected to, before the shares move.
02Why is the company name not shown?
Publishing the name of a licensed company that is for sale lets a buyer go around every intermediary, and draws regulatory attention to the fact of the sale itself. Every serious marketplace in this field works with reference numbers. The name comes with the teaser pack, under NDA.
03What exactly am I paying Protegra for?
For the position being verified before you see it, for the change-of-control filing, for the KYC and UBO pack the regulator will ask for, for banking introductions, and for support through the share purchase agreement and closing. That work is what the price includes beyond the company.
04Can I pay online?
No, and nobody in this market can. Transferring control of a licensed company requires buyer KYC and, in most jurisdictions, regulator approval. The shortlist sends an enquiry, not an order; money moves later, against a signed agreement.

Tell us what the company has to do

Describe the business and the launch date. We answer with what is available, what it costs, and how long the transfer takes — including positions that are never listed publicly.