Arizona Statutes
§ 6-201 — Authority to engage in banking business; exception
Arizona·Title 6 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 2 BANK ORGANIZATION AND REGULATION·Art. 2 Banking Permit
A.No person, except a national banking association with its home office in this state or bank authorized to do business in this state pursuant to section 6-217 or section 6-322, subsection A, shall engage in the banking business in this state without a banking permit.
B.For the purposes of this section, a person engaged in the business of receiving money on deposit subject to payment by check or any other form of order or request or on presentation of a certificate of deposit or any other evidence of debt is engaged in the banking business.
C.Nothing in this section shall prohibit a savings and loan association qualified to do business in this state from performing any acts authorized by chapter 3 of this title, a credit union qualified to do business in this state from performing any
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