Alternatives to Mercury for Non-Resident LLC?
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Well, i guess it all depends on your industry and other factors. They are still my first option.
Good luck.
Mate, I know how to sell good things to people, but all this bureaucracy is simply beyond me.
I also have to solve the bank issue soon, I guess Mercury is no longer an option...
Depends on what your requirements are and what it is you need.
https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/resources/categories/usa-emi.32/
at the above links there are 5 alternatives at least in the USA and looking further in the resource database of mentor group gold I found tons of good alternatives.
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https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/resources/categories/usa-emi.32/
at the above links there are 5 alternatives at least in the USA and looking further in the resource database of mentor group gold I found tons of good alternatives.
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My Journey to successful card processing for Replica, IPTV, Adult and Gaming business.
I keep my journey in the closed forums in Mentor Group for less saturating methods.
Please understand that I don't sell any services or do consultancy, you don't need to contact me about that!
Suddenly Mercury losing all these influencers who are trusted in the media
Im getting into a huge project and im depending on mercury as its what real banks should be
I Dont like those big banks like BOA and Chase who dont have a good UI that allows you to control financials easily but seems i will be foreced to go to them
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Doing W-9 form is a problem for non US residents and not having citizenship of US
Although I did not get the W9 request (yet), I did end up doing what that YouTube CPA recommended: add another member (for 1%) to my LLC so I can legally use the W9. I have a feeling that Mercury won't be the last with this issue.
Could you elaborate on this? I could not find anything that suggests this is the case.
Bancoli is a decent solution for US companies, and it does work with foreigners. It's owned by Romeo Juhasz, also owns Relabe (payment processing for ad networks) and Sulvo (Google partner for advertising). They have insurance backed by the US fund instead of FDIC so the limits are higher. I've seen some companies pretty well served with them, but it's still a pretty new company so I don't have much hands on experience and don't want this to serve as any promotion
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