Nevada Code § 659.075

Payment of initial stockholders or members equity; sale of stock or solicitation of contributions to bank in process of organization
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1. Subject to subsection 2, the initial
stockholders or members equity of a bank must be fully paid in, in cash,
before it is authorized by the Commissioner to commence business. The full
payment in cash must be certified to the Commissioner under oath by the
president or manager of the bank.
2. Except for any commission or fee not
otherwise prohibited by this subsection, the stock sold by or contributions to
any bank in the process of organization must be accounted for to the bank in
the full amount paid. No commission or fee may be paid to any person,
association or corporation for selling the stock of or soliciting contributions
to any bank in the process of organization. The Commissioner shall refuse such
a bank the authority to commence business if commissions or fees have been
paid, or have been contracted to be paid by the bank, or by anyone in its behalf,
to any person, association or corporation for securing subscriptions for, or
selling stock in, or procuring contributions to, the bank.

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