In a noteworthy development for the local fintech sector the Central Bank of T&T has officially registered WamNow Technologies Ltd as an E-Money Issuer, authorising the company to operate its digital wallet platform, Wam, across the country.
A release issued by the Central Bank last week said the registration, finalised on November 7, 2025, marks the end of WamNow’s provisional licensing period, which concluded a day earlier.
With full approval now in place, WamNow is poised to expand its suite of digital financial services to individuals and micro-enterprises throughout the country.
Founded on February 26, 2021, WamNow is a privately held financial technology firm focused on modernising payment systems through its proprietary e-wallet, accessible via https://wam.money/.
The Wam app enables users to store electronic money, conduct peer-to-peer transfers, and make payments seamlessly within the national financial ecosystem.
Under its registration, WamNow is authorised to perform a range of financial activities, including the issuance of e-money accounts, cash-in and cash-out services, payment facilitation, and domestic money transfers or remittances.
These capabilities are expected to enhance financial inclusion and offer more accessible alternatives to traditional banking, particularly for underserved communities and small businesses.
The Central Bank emphasised that it would maintain oversight of WamNow’s operations to ensure ongoing compliance with the regulatory framework governing electronic money. This includes adherence to anti-money laundering protocols, consumer protection standards, and technological safeguards.
WamNow’s entry into the regulated e-money space signals growing momentum in T&T’s digital finance landscape, aligning with broader efforts to foster innovation and resilience in the financial sector.
