Vilnius is a popular fintech hub due to Lithuania's flexible e-money licence regulations. The Bank of Lithuania granted an e-money licence in 2018 to Vilnius-based Google Payment Lithuania. The startup Revolut also has an e-money licence and headquarters in Vilnius, and began moving its clients to the Lithuanian company Revolut Payments in 2019. On 23 January 2019, Europe's first international blockchain centre opened in Vilnius.
vilnius is a popular fintech hub due to lithuania's flexible e-money licence regulations the bank of lithuania granted an e-money licence in 2018 to vilnius-based google payment lithuania the startup revolut also has an e-money licence and headquarters in vilnius and began moving its clients to the lithuanian company revolut payments in 2019 on 23 january 2019 europe's first international blockchain centre opened in vilnius