Remote | EU/EEA or UK | Crypto & Payments | EMI Accounting | Full-time Our client is an established, profitable fintech operating at the intersection of crypto and traditional payments. It runs a consumer on/off-ramp platform and a fast-growing B2B infrastructure business: APIs and white-label solutions that let exchanges, neobanks, PSPs, wallets and other platforms embed regulated crypto and fiat services. The company is authorised under MiCA and PSD2 in the EU and is now expanding its fiat business through new e-money licences in the EU and the UK. This is a senior, hands?on accounting role with a clear mandate: own the books of the company's fiat entities, from licence to steady state. For the new EMIs, the first months are about building accounting properly from an empty ledger. If you want to set up EMI accounting from scratch rather than run a finished process, this role is built for you. You will report to the Accounting and Financial Reporting Lead and work as an individual contributor within a small accounting team. Each accountant owns specific legal entities end to end, and responsibilities do not overlap. Entity accounting: day-to-day accounting for four fiat entities in Xero (multi-currency), from set-up through steady state. chart of accounts, bank mapping, close calendar and statutory and tax filing calendar for each newly licensed entity. EMI accounting and reporting: safeguarding and client-money reconciliations designed with Treasury, inputs for own-funds and capital-adequacy calculations, and EMI regulatory returns to the national regulator and the FCA, end to end. for every entity, covering bank reports mapped by counterparty and intercompany, accruals, prepayments, loans, payroll entries and FX revaluation. recording and reconciling heavy intercompany flows with Treasury,



and supporting transfer pricing documentation. Local statutory and tax compliance: You will prepare the data and own the filing calendar, working with external tax advisers. Invoice control: checking that supplier invoices meet local tax requirements before payment. Audit and group reporting: consolidation inputs, audit schedules and auditor queries for your entities. documented close procedures and controls for each new entity, designed to scale after licensing. Hands?on accounting experience for a live EMI in the EU or UK. This includes EMI regulatory returns you owned end to end and safeguarding or client-money reconciliations you ran yourself, not through an outsourced provider. house accounting with independent general ledger ownership and month?You can analyse new transactions, decide the accounting treatment and document your position. currency accounting, including intercompany reconciliation, FX revaluation and group consolidation (eliminations, foreign-currency translation). sheet ownership: account reconciliations, ageing analysis, investigation of unreconciled items and balance substantiation. volume payment data to bank accounts and the general ledger. A fintech or payments background. Latvian statutory and tax knowledge (VAT, statistical reports, benefits in kind) or Latvian language. Experience setting up accounting for a newly licensed EMI or PI. country filing calendar with external tax advisers. Xero, plus ERP or reconciliation tooling. Big 4 or audit background. End?to?end ownership of four entities, including building EMI accounting from day one. A fully remote setup, with a flat structure, fast decisions and trust?20 paid working days of annual leave, paid sick leave and health insurance. Professional development opportunities, team events and an English course. #

📌 Senior Accountant (Valencia)
🏢 OnHires
📍 Valencia