SALT Lending is expanding their jurisdiction in the south - Arkansas and North Carolina added to the list of Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina

SALT Lending was welcomed with open arms in deep south

SALT now expanding jurisdiction into other southern states

Arkansas and North Carolina have recently been added to the list of states where SALT Lending is licensed to conduct business and offer loans.

SALT Lending is also licensed in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. Hopefully we'll soon see Louisiana added to the list.

They're also licensed in Kentucky, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas along with a few states in the north.

Maybe it's just me but it seems like the state governments in the south (especially in the deep south) have recently learned about cryptocurrency and are now quickly embracing it. Perhaps there's hopes to revitalize the local economy and for much needed tax revenue.

In somewhat related news Amazon began collecting sales tax from customers in Mississippi about a year ago (maybe January 2017?) (note: although according to recent news this was only made official earlier this month - February 2018?). In any event, the point is that the state of Mississippi (or at least the state officials) are beginning to understand that online activity = significant tax revenue boost.

Lastly, while Saltlending.com is licensed in Mississippi the said license is only applicable to commercial customers.

Salt Lending is licensed for commercial customers only in the following states:

• Mississippi
• Arkansas
• Missouri
• North Carolina
• Oklahoma
• Wyoming
• New Hamshire
• New Jersey
• Delaware

Salt Lending is licensed for both consumer and commercial customers in the following states:

• Alabama
• Georgia
• South Carolina
• Kentucky
• Kansas
• Colorado
• New Mexico
• Alaska

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