New York Statutes
§ 641 — License
§ 641. License.
1.No person shall engage in the business of selling\nor issuing checks, or engage in the business of receiving money for\ntransmission or transmitting the same, without a license therefor\nobtained from the superintendent as provided in this article, nor shall\nany person engage in such business as an agent, except as an agent of a\nlicensee or as agent of a payee; provided, however, that nothing in this\narticle shall apply to a bank, trust company, private banker, foreign\nbanking corporation licensed pursuant to article two of this chapter or\nforeign banking company authorized to operate pursuant to the\nInternational Banking Act of 1978 (12 USC 3101 et seq.), as amended,\nsavings bank, savings and loan association, an investment company, a\nnational banking associat
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