MTL currently has no formal financial regulatory license, and its regulatory outlook is uncertain.
Respectfully, there’s a mix-up in your question that’s worth clearing up. Metal (often referring to the @MetalBlockchain or the MTL token) is the technology layer it’s a blockchain/network, not a regulated entity. @MetallicusTDBN on the other hand, is the company that builds on and operates products around that ecosystem (like Metal Pay), and that’s the entity that deals with regulation.
Also there’s no official thing called a “financial government license.” That’s not a standard legal or regulatory term.
Maybe what you meant is Financial licenses / registrations issued by regulators?
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