Pathway diagnostic
The question set we work through before recommending a jurisdiction: model, target markets, capital, custody, banking and timeline. It is the single highest-leverage step in any licensing programme.
Resources
How the work actually runs
The frameworks, standards and reference material behind Blockrunner, LLC’s engagements — plus the 88 licensing regimes and the full video library, all public on this site.
Method
Frameworks we work from
None of this is a product. It is the operating discipline behind every scoped engagement.
Decision-ready filing standard
The completeness bar we hold applications to before they are filed — because the largest single driver of total approval time is a regulator’s first-query round on an incomplete file.
Banking & payments readiness
What sponsor banks, processors and card networks actually ask for — and why the licensing decision and the banking decision have to be made together.
Compliance programme design
AML/CFT, KYC, transaction monitoring, sanctions and reporting: the skeleton every authorisation is assessed against.
Jurisdiction matrix
How we compare regimes on capital, substance, timeline, banking access and reputational cost — not just fee and headline speed.
Launch sequence
The order of operations that avoids the classic traps: licensing before banking, entity before application, compliance before customers.
Reference
The licensing library
88 documented regimes across four families — each with requirements, process and common questions.
05 Capabilities deck
Want the short version?
The deck covers the practice, the licensing library and representative engagement shapes. It is sent on request rather than posted publicly, so we know who is reading it and can answer the questions it raises.
- Practice areas and engagement models
- Licensing library by family and region
- Representative structures and timelines
- How engagements are scoped and priced
Contact Blockrunner, LLC
Start with a diagnostic
One working session is usually enough to tell you which pathway, which jurisdiction and which sequence actually applies to your model.