Golden Finance reports that Australia-based cryptocurrency lending company Helio Lending has been sentenced to a one-year non-conviction good behavior bond for falsely claiming to have a local credit license. On August 17, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said Helio was sentenced to a one-year good behavior bond and must pay US$9,600 (AU$15,000) if breached. Good behavior bonds are usually awarded for less serious breaches. A non-conviction good behavior bond means Helios will only be convicted if he violates the bond and must pay $9,600. ASIC said Helio falsely claimed it had an Australian credit license in an August 2019 news article posted on its website.