Nvayo’s history and business
Nvayo’s history and business
Nvayo was acquired by the PMA Media Group Inc. via AU Card Ltd. on 31 July 2017. It recommenced business in 2018 (having been previously dormant) following a transfer of a customer book to it from Paysafe Group (which had previously provided outsourced services to AU Card Ltd). Nvayo was authorised as an E-money institution on 8 May 2018. Mr Scanlon was employed as CEO of Nvayo from 21 November 2022 until May 2023.
Mr Jacklin explained how Nvayo does not solicit customers directly. All customers must first be members of one of Nvayo’s UK based affiliated companies who provide membership and concierge services (for instance travel booking). Mr Jacklin’s oral evidence set out that out of the total 30,000 accounts, 13,400 were active with balances distributed as follows: 13,400 have a balance of more than zero, 4,700 less than £10, 5000 between £10 and £100, 2,700 between £100 and £1000, 500 between £1000 and £5000 with the remaining 500 having balances of over £5000.
- Heading
- Introduction
- background
- The requirements sought to be suspended
- Evidence and findings of fact for purposes of this application
- Nvayo’s history and business
- USDoJ Investigation and criminal complaint against Mr Scanlon
- Safeguarding bank accounts
- AML review
- law in relation to Suspension application
- Discussion
- Can the Tribunal be satisfied that suspending the requirement would not prejudice the persons intended to be protected by the notice?
- Requirement restricting Nvayo undertaking new business
- Tribunal’s views
- Requirement restricting existing business
- Authority’s review of ten client files
- Tribunal’s views
- Assets requirement on Nvayo’s own assets
- Other points
- Conclusions
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