It’s Never Too Early to Start Banking Marijuana-related Businesses
With the recent influx of states legalizing adult-use marijuana and medical marijuana, it is never too early for banks to start setting up marijuana-related programs.
Green Check Partners with Lüt to Launch Compliance-First Payment Solution for the Cannabis Industry. Read More
With the recent influx of states legalizing adult-use marijuana and medical marijuana, it is never too early for banks to start setting up marijuana-related programs.
Cannabis growth comes with extraordinary opportunities for banks to offer services to the still largely unbanked and underbanked cannabis industry.
For cannabis companies, banking is anything but business as usual. In this edition of The Grass is Always Greenberg podcast, special guests Stacy Litke and Paul Dunford of Green Check Verified join Greenberg Glusker’s Alexa Steinberg, Priya Sopori and Steve Stein for a wide-ranging look at the unique challenges cannabis businesses face when they need financial institutions for common transactions.
Kevin Hart of Green Check Verified weighs in on the struggle that some businesses are facing in Illinois to get startup cash.
Mike Kennedy, Chief Strategy Officer joins the Highly Capitalized Network to discuss everything that Green Check Verified offers.
Abrigo today announced its partnership with Green Check Verified (GCV), the top provider of cannabis banking solutions for financial institutions.
Green Check Verified has been recognized as the top compliance company in the cannabis industry at the annual PBC Conference.
Green Check Verified today announced David Bagley as executive vice president and chief growth officer and Matt Fitzgerald as vice president of engineering as part of a larger company expansion.
Green Check Verified today announced the promotion of Co-founder Mike Kennedy to chief strategy officer.
Forbes 2020 Best Michigan Credit Union expands services to legal cannabis businesses in the state
Green Check Verified today announced the closing of an oversubscribed $3 million in Convertible Note Financing.