Several reasons can lead the AMF to withdraw a PSFP's license. These include not using the license within eighteen months of its granting, the PSFP expressly renouncing its license, or the PSFP not having provided crowdfunding services for nine consecutive months and no longer participating in the management of existing contracts. Obtaining the license through irregular means, such as false declarations, is also a cause for withdrawal.
Withdrawal can also occur if the PSFP no longer meets the initial licensing conditions, has seriously breached applicable regulations, or has violated national provisions against money laundering and terrorist financing. The withdrawal of a related license (e.g., for payment or investment services) without rectifying the situation within the given deadlines also constitutes grounds for withdrawal.
In all cases, the withdrawal decision is notified to the affected PSFP and made public by the AMF, which updates the list of licensed PSFP accordingly.
