Acquire a new Mauritius company authorized for Payment Intermediary Services (PIS) and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC). The company has a clean regulatory history and is designed for payment service businesses.
This ready-made structure offers a faster route into the payments sector while avoiding the risks often associated with previously active businesses.
Mauritius Mauritius Payment Intermediary Services (PIS) Licence for Sale
€145,000
Sold| Jurisdiction | Mauritius |
| Regulator | Financial Services Commission (FSC) |
| Company Incorporation | 2026 |
| Bank Account | Application in progress |
Mauritius PIS License for Sale
This dormant Mauritius company holds a Payment Intermediary Services (PIS) license regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC).
It has never built up operational liabilities or legacy compliance issues, making it an attractive option for payment businesses seeking a clean, regulated platform.
Why choose this company?
Buying an existing licensed entity can significantly reduce the time required to establish regulated payment operations.
Key advantages include:
- Dormant company with no trading legacy
- Clean regulatory and corporate history
- No outstanding liabilities
- Bank account application already in progress
- Ongoing local compliance infrastructure available
- Well-suited for payment and fintech businesses
Permitted payment activities
The license supports a range of payment services, including:
- Operating online payment gateway services
- Processing domestic electronic payments
- Processing cross-border electronic payments
- Providing payment intermediary services for merchants
- Facilitating merchant acquiring and payment acceptance
- Operating e-wallet and digital payment solutions
FAQ
1. What is a Mauritius PIS license?
A Payment Intermediary Services (PIS) licence authorises a company to provide regulated payment-related services such as payment gateways, merchant payment processing and electronic payment solutions.
2. Is the company currently active?
No. The company is dormant and has no known operational history or legacy liabilities.
3. Does the company have a bank account?
Not yet. A bank account application is currently in progress.
4. What ongoing costs should buyers expect?
According to the seller, the annual FSC license fee is USD 4,000, annual audit costs start from EUR 6,000, and estimated ongoing compliance costs are approximately EUR 12,000 per quarter.
5. Why buy an existing Mauritius-licensed company?
An existing licensed entity can offer a faster route to market than applying for a new license, subject to regulatory approvals and completion of the ownership transfer.