Regulated by design. Built for institutional trust.
AIRA Group operates across a licensing moat that helps clients launch faster while preserving compliance discipline.
Full license footprint.
Canada
PSP License — AiraPay
Bank of Canada · RPAA
Canada
FINTRAC MSB — AiraPay
FINTRAC
Canada
FINTRAC MSB — EverX
FINTRAC
India
India Payment License — FinGenie Tech Pvt. Ltd.
AiraPay subsidiary, New Delhi
Canada
PSP License — EverX
Bank of Canada · RPAA
Brazil
VASP — Atlas Exchange
Banco Central do Brasil
What this means for you
- MSBs and FX operators can launch against a live, regulated infrastructure layer.
- Financial institutions get cleaner counterparty diligence and documented controls.
- Crypto operators can bridge fiat and stablecoin flows through compliant operating entities.
AML / KYC controls
- PCI DSS compliant processing standards.
- FINTRAC reporting and MSB controls.
- Hyperverge KYC for identity, verification, and onboarding workflows.
- Persona identity verification for enhanced due diligence pathways.
Recognizable regulatory anchors.
Bank of Canada
Central Bank · Payments Regulator
FINTRAC
Financial Intelligence Unit
RBI
Reserve Bank of India
BCB
Banco Central do Brasil
Common compliance questions.
AiraPay is built for institutional clients including MSBs, FX operators, fintech platforms, financial institutions, and qualified investors evaluating regulated payment infrastructure.
Licensing reduces counterparty risk, shortens diligence cycles, and gives operators a compliant foundation for cross-border payments, onboarding, reporting, and settlement.
AiraPay and the Canada-India and US-India corridors are live. EverX PSP and Atlas Brazil VASP pathways are in progress with a H2 2026 launch target.
Stablecoin settlement rails are part of the EverX roadmap, designed for multi-jurisdiction settlement and institutional workflows.