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Green Check Founder and CEO Kevin Hart stopped by to share the current state between credit unions and cannabis-related businesses. According to Kevin, the overall outlook appears to be optimistic for 2024.
Kevin Hart, CEO of Green Check joins the Roots to Risk podcast to explore current trends, legislative developments, and the financial hurdles facing the cannabis sector, and more.
Cutting-edge fintech celebrates monumental increase in customers, sales and deposits, in addition to new strategic partnerships, product launches, and coveted industry accolades.
Co-Founder & CEO Kevin Hart weighs in on his forecast for how 2024 will shape the cannabis industry.
Green Check Co-founder and VP of Knowledge, Paul Dunford, is included in an interview series spotlighting global tech influencers, disruptors, visionaries, and of course, innovators.
Kevin Hart, founder and CEO of Green Check joins the Cannabis Equipment News podcast to discuss how he supports the legal cannabis industry by connecting cannabis businesses with the financial and business services they need to grow.
From rescheduling to state-by-state legalization initiatives to the presidential election, 2024 projects to be another wild ride in politics and the cannabis space. Marijuana Venture spoke with more than two dozen entrepreneurs and operators in the cannabis space to get their predictions for 2024.
Green Check announces its integration with Meadow, an all-in-one point of sale (POS) system powering cannabis retailers in California, Michigan, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.
A new bill that aims to open up banking services to the US cannabis industry is being hailed as a “safe harbour” for banks shut out of the fast-growing market over risk and compliance concerns.
JP Nicols interviews Kevin Hart, CEO of Green Check, about the challenges for banks and credit unions to compliantly and profitably serve cannabis-related businesses (CRBs). Cannabis is legal in nearly half the states, so CRBs have lots of dollars looking for a home, and are popping up in more and more locations. Cannabis is not legal at the federal level, so banking these businesses involves understanding sticky details in licensing requirements, state guidelines, and state specific programs the require extensive monitoring.
After a ballot initiative to legalize medical marijuana was approved by Massachusetts voters in the 2012 election, finding a bank that was willing to provide services to a cannabis business was a bit like trying to buy marijuana before it was legal.
Green Check – the leading fintech connector and technology and insights provider in the emerging cannabis market – today announced a new wave of partners have joined its cannabis services marketplace.
