Director

About the Role

Bitsduck, a Canada-based FinTech company specializing in digital assets and payment solutions, is seeking to appoint a Director / Responsible Person. This senior leadership position focuses on governance, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder engagement for the company's Canadian Money Services Business (MSB) operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the Director / Responsible Officer overseeing the company’s MSB undertakings in Canada.
• Facilitate the registration, upkeep, and adherence to compliance requirements of the Canadian MSB under FINTRAC regulations.
• Act as the primary local contact for regulators, financial institutions, payment partners, and professional advisors as needed.
• Collaborate closely with the company's global management, compliance, and legal teams to ensure adherence to Canadian regulatory obligations.
• Provide prompt, accurate, and professional communications in response to inquiries from regulatory bodies, banking institutions, and partners.
• Keep abreast of and monitor regulatory changes affecting MSBs, virtual currency dealers, and payment transactions within Canada.
• Deliver high-level oversight to maintain alignment of Canadian operations with the company’s broader global compliance framework.

Candidate Profile

• Must reside in Canada and be capable of assuming a director-level or senior responsible role.
• Preferable background in financial services, payments, compliance, fintech, or the digital asset sector.
• Experienced and comfortable engaging with regulators, banks, auditors, and external parties.
• Exhibits strong integrity, reliability, and keen attention to regulatory details.
• Ability to work autonomously while coordinating with international teams.
• Previous experience in director or senior administrative roles is advantageous.

Offer Details

• Part-time senior leadership position with adaptable working hours.
• Chance to collaborate with a global FinTech group with operations in Canada and other countries.
• Potential for a long-term role as the Canadian business expands.