This is not true. EPB timely renewed its banking license in Jan. 2022. On June 30th 2022, the bank was informed for the first time that the renewal application was secretly rejected. That's where the $300,000 fine came from. For unknowingly operating a bank with out a license. The fine was $5K per day. It was reduced from about $1 million to $300K. The reason given for the secret rejection was insufficient capital. But two months prior I offered to add $7 million in capital, but the OCIF Commissioner told me not to, as she said the bank had enough capital to operate while the proposed sale was under review. This is all part of my current lawsuit agains OCIF.The missing deposits were not the only problem with the bank! They also did not renew their banking license multiple times and then had to pay a fine. They were asked for documents by regulators, but they refuse to submit what was asked. The list goes on and on and the bank seems to behave as if they were above the law and ultimately had to be shutdown, causing tremendous problems for customers. Then after the bank got shutdown, there was the shady deal with Qenta and it seems those who opted to move to Qenta now have their money at risk.