RE: Crypto Licence14 Dec 2025 17:02
BFD,
Semnet became a 66.67% subsidiary of GSTechnologies. As part of the same corporate group, inter-company arrangements are straightforward and legal:GS Fintech could provide payment processing services to Semnet (e.g., handling client payments involving crypto elements, cross-border transfers, or fiat settlements via GS20).
This could include GS Fintech "making payments on behalf of Semnet" under a service agreement—e.g., receiving funds from Semnet's clients, converting/exchanging them, and disbursing to suppliers or Semnet's accounts.
Revenue would accrue to GS Fintech as fees for services rendered, while the core contract value remains with Semnet.
Such arrangements are common in groups (e.g., centralised treasury or payment hubs) and legal if properly documented, priced at arm's length (to comply with transfer pricing rules), and compliant with AML/KYC regulations in Lithuania and Singapore.