# Fintech licensing in Malaysia (Labuan)

Source page: https://protegra.io/licensing/jurisdictions/labuan/

In Malaysia (Labuan), fintech and crypto licences are issued by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA). The Atlas covers 1 licence type there, in one family: investment firm. Each licence page lists its legal basis, fees and decision period with sources.

## Financial regulators in Malaysia (Labuan)

- [Malaysia (Labuan)Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA)Labuan FSA is the statutory body established under the Labuan Financial Services Authority Act 1996 to promote and develop the Labuan Intern](https://protegra.io/licensing/regulators/labuan-fsa/)

## Fintech licences available in Malaysia (Labuan)

### [Investment firm / broker-dealer](https://protegra.io/licensing/licences/investment-firm/)

- [IF · Malaysia (Labuan)Securities Licensee licence (dealing in / advising on securities)Labuan FSA](https://protegra.io/licensing/licences/investment-firm/labuan-labuan/)

## Main laws

- [Labuan Financial Services and Securities Act 2010](https://protegra.io/licensing/laws/my-labuan-financial-services-and-securities-act-2010/): Act 704

## Path to market

Start by mapping the activities you plan to offer onto the licence types above; the activity pages show which licence permits each one. Labuan FSA offers pre-application meetings; the regulator page explains how to use them. The application goes to Labuan FSA, together with the capital, governance and AML documentation the licence page lists.

Last verified: · Author: Danil Marmysh · Reviewed by Anastasia Sidorenkova · © Protegra. Data: CC BY 4.0, cite "Protegra Licensing Atlas". Not legal advice.