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Action required Georgia DBF GA Oct 6, 2026

Georgia Money Transmitter Licensing Changes

Adjustments have been made affecting who must hold a money transmitter license in Georgia.

Adjustments have been made affecting who must hold a money transmitter license in Georgia.

What changed

The definition of 'money transmitter' now excludes certain payroll processors acting as an agent of a payor.

Compliance perspective

Payroll processors qualifying under the new definition may no longer need licensure.

Key date

Effective date: October 1, 2026.

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