MSB Reports delivers acceptance-ready filings by unifying collection,
reconciliation, rule-aware pre-validation, and evidence export in one governed flow.
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Licensed money transmitters, check cashers, currency exchangers, and prepaid access providers face:
Fragmented data spread across GL/ERP systems, processors, payout networks, and AML/KYC platforms
Complex reconciliation requirements between principal vs facilitation activities and wallet vs transmission flows
State-specific rules with format, required-field, and NMLS-style validations that vary by jurisdiction


MSB Reports focuses on the 21 highest-impact
Section II(b) State Transaction Detail lines (ST10–40, ST180–290, ST300–330,
ST360–362) where NMLS acceptance is won or lost.
What sets it apart:
State-aware validations. Pre-validates against NMLS requirements. Flags format and field errors before filing.
Defensible reconciliation. Principal vs facilitation and wallet↔transmission bridges with immutable audit trails.
Exam-ready evidence. One-click binder with summaries, manifests, and receipts.
MSB Reports operates on a deadline-aware model aligned to NMLS and state filing calendars:
Readiness Booster (T-30). Clears critical exceptions with escalated staffing when ≤30 days to deadline.
Rush SLAs. Escalated priority for compressed timelines.
Complexity Packs. Scale for multiple processors, multi-state licenses, or agent roll-ups.


MSB Reports is a non-signing, last-mile regulatory reporting solution.
We assemble, reconcile, pre-validate, and export your Money Service Business reports to acceptance-ready quality.
You retain signing authority and file directly with NMLS and state regulators.
We do not act as a filing agent, handle EDGAR/iXBRL, or manage regulatory correspondence.
Licensed Money Service Businesses with recurring quarterlies and state exams
Money transmitters
Check cashers
Currency dealers/exchangers
Prepaid access providers
Stored value issuers
CFO/Controller accountable for first-pass acceptance, timeliness, and financial accuracy
Compliance/BSA Officer responsible for regulatory filings, audit defense, and partner diligence
Data spread across GL/ERP, processors, payout networks, AML/KYC systems
Filing obligations in ≥1 U.S. state with quarterly NMLS Call Report requirements
Material consequence for rejections or exam findings (fees, delays, partner risk)
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