Opening an account in a foreign bank remotely
Offshore account – This is a current account that is opened in banking institutions of offshore countries and provides a lot of prospects for its owner. E-COMMERCE BROKER company offers registration of offshore companies.
Procedure for opening an offshore bank account remotely
When a bank is located in a reputable jurisdiction, there is no need to doubt its sufficient capitalization. This is how E-COMMERCE BROKER carries out registration/sales offshore companies. We provide a list of ready-made companies during the consultation process. Each of the proposed organizations differs in the date and country of registration.
We do not cooperate with intermediaries; all work is carried out by a staff of highly qualified specialists. In addition to opening an offshore account, we perform processing of plastic cards.
Internet acquiring using valid bank cards is the process of processing online payments online, as a result of which payments from customers are transferred to the merchant account of the seller through a payment gateway. We guarantee high technology solutions and prompt connection processing in a bank.
Offshore jurisdictions offer to open a bank account, but before doing this, you need to decide on the offshore country where your company will be registered. The selected banking institution must fully satisfy the existing requirements.
These financial institutions fully comply with existing international laws.
Opening an account offshore
According to regulations in some jurisdictions, banks conduct background checks on their customers and may ask for proof of identity by providing a certified passport. If you receive a request for proof of residence, it will be enough to present a receipt for utility bills. Banking institutions perform these actions in order to comply with current regulatory requirements of jurisdictions.
Contact E-COMMERCE BROKER using the contacts provided. We, in turn, will provide professional advice and help you make the right choice of jurisdiction and bank.
