WILMINGTON, DE — RockWallet LLC said it has secured a Money Transmitter License from the State of South Dakota, a regulatory approval that expands the company’s ability to offer digital asset services in the state.
The license allows RockWallet customers in South Dakota to buy, sell, and swap digital assets directly within the company’s self-custody mobile app, in addition to securely holding their assets. The approval marks another step in RockWallet’s strategy to build a compliant, state-by-state footprint for its crypto services.
“We’re pleased to add South Dakota to the growing list of states where RockWallet is licensed to operate,” said Steve Bailey, president of RockWallet. “Obtaining this license supports our strategy of providing users with secure and compliant access to digital asset services nationwide.”
Money transmitter licenses are a core regulatory requirement for crypto and fintech firms seeking to operate legally in the United States. By obtaining approval in South Dakota, RockWallet strengthens its position as it works to expand services across additional jurisdictions, the company said.
RockWallet positions itself as a self-custody-focused fintech platform, emphasizing user control over digital assets and personal data. Unlike custodial models, where assets are held by a third party, RockWallet’s approach allows users to retain direct ownership and management of their crypto holdings.
The company said it continues to closely monitor regulatory developments as digital asset oversight evolves at both the state and federal levels. Industry observers view incremental licensing wins as critical for crypto platforms seeking long-term viability in a fragmented U.S. regulatory environment.
RockWallet described the South Dakota approval as part of a broader effort to combine simplicity, security, and regulatory compliance as digital asset adoption continues to expand.
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