SALVUS

From Buckingham Intelligence · Register data as at 30 October 2026

SALVUS is authorised as an e-money institution by the ACPR (Banque de France), reference 920017134, and has been since 21 November 2024. It can serve customers in France and 29 other EU and EEA countries.

Licence and status

From the official register, refreshed monthly.

StatusAuthorised
Other namesSCHUMAN FINANCIAL
LicenceE-money institution
RegulatorACPR (Banque de France)
Regulator reference920017134
First authorised21 November 2024
Head officeParis, France
Countries it can serveFrance plus 29 other EU and EEA countries
SourceEBA register entry, data as at 30 October 2026

What it is authorised to do

The payment services listed on its authorisation.

  • Issuing e-money

Where it can operate

29 countries notified in addition to France.

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.

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Questions

About SALVUS's licence.

Is SALVUS regulated?

Yes. SALVUS is authorised as an e-money institution by the ACPR (Banque de France), reference 920017134, since 21 November 2024, according to the EBA register as at 30 October 2026.

Which countries can SALVUS serve?

France, plus 29 other EU and EEA countries where it has notified the right to provide its services.

What is SALVUS allowed to do?

The register lists: issuing e-money.

How is this page kept up to date?

The licence details are refreshed from the EBA register each month. The firm can verify the page and keep its own section current.