Alchemy Pay Grows Outside the City with New Money Transmitter License in Kansas

Alchemy Pay’s journey toward a regulated presence in America continues to grow. The platform has received a Money Transmitter License from the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner, allowing the company to legally provide money transfer services across the state. This approval adds to its existing licenses in Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Wyoming, Arizona, and South Carolina—covering a total of eleven regions nationwide.

By 2025, this is the third new state license that Alchemy Pay has obtained. The speed of securing regulatory approvals demonstrates the company’s determined approach to establishing a legal operating framework as it expands.

Regulatory Momentum Is Growing

The Kansas license is not unique in Alchemy Pay’s US expansion. Recently, the company also secured a DCEP license in Australia, registered as an Electronic Financial Business in Korea, and received recognition from Switzerland’s Association for Quality Assurance of Financial Services (VQF) as a Self-Regulatory Organisation. Additionally, through strategic investment in HTF Securities Limited, licensed in Hong Kong, it has expanded its footprint in Asian financial markets.

These successes reflect a larger pattern: as interest in digital assets and real-world asset tokenization grows, regulated platforms are adapting quickly. For Alchemy Pay, each license serves as a platform to offer broader services.

Deepening Relationships with Fiat and Crypto

The company has positioned itself as a bridge between traditional money and digital assets. It offers on- and off-ramp tools, a Web3 Digital Bank with multi-fiat accounts and instant conversion capabilities, NFT Checkout for regular payment methods, and the new RWA platform that enables people to buy tokenized stocks using fiat.

The ACH token exists on the Ethereum network, and its ecosystem supports transactions in 173 countries. The Kansas license directly unlocks more localized services in all 11 states where the company has regulatory approval.

Stablecoin and Innovation Amid Regulatory Clarity

The licenses issued support Alchemy Pay’s more ambitious plans—including its own stablecoin and stablecoin-backed Alchemy Chain. These projects require deep regulatory understanding, and its track record in compliance builds trust within the ecosystem.

According to Ailona Tsik, CMO of Alchemy Pay: “Our Money Transmitter License in Kansas affirms our commitment to compliance and transparency. As we respond to the evolving regulatory landscape, these successes strengthen our operations and enable us to innovate responsibly—from RWA access to stablecoin infrastructure—while ensuring full compliance with all standards.”

Strategy Focused on Long-term Growth

Alchemy Pay’s expansion is not random. This strategic approach guides its actions: obtaining licenses carefully, then leveraging them to test new service models. The RWA platform, stablecoin initiatives, and expansion of payment infrastructure are all supported by a continuously developing regulatory framework.

Founded in 1997, Alchemy Pay has become an instrument for businesses, developers, and individuals seeking to engage with crypto legally and securely. The Kansas license is another step toward building a global compliance architecture that facilitates innovation and accessibility.