Canadian MSB for Sale: FINTRAC-Registered Companies

Yes. Dealable24 lists Canadian companies that already hold FINTRAC MSB registration. You buy the company through a share purchase, the registration stays with it, and FINTRAC receives the new ownership details within 30 days after closing. Entities that also hold RPAA registration with the Bank of Canada are marked as such in the listing.

Registered Canadian MSBs start from EUR 30,000 on the secondary market in 2026. Clean FINTRAC-only registrations sit at the bottom of the range, RPAA-registered entities at the top. Each listing shows the asking price, and the seller’s due diligence room opens after an NDA.

Two to four weeks on average from signing to control. The deal is a share transfer, so the parties and the due diligence set the pace, with FINTRAC notified within 30 days after closing. An RPAA-registered PSP re-registers with the Bank of Canada before closing; how long that takes depends on the complexity of the new ownership structure.

The legal entity with its FINTRAC registration number, the registered activities such as foreign exchange, money transfer, and virtual currency dealing, and the compliance program the entity maintains. Bank accounts are rarely in place before the transfer, so budget time for banking after closing. The compliance officer role passes to the new owner, who appoints their own. The listing states what each entity includes.