List of EMI and Digital Banks

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You still don't applied, just waiting ?
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I made an investigation about the structure of the company and at the moment I am not ready to cooperate with them.

Company registered in UK, but has tights with Malta, doesn't have own license and acts as an agent of other company, which have a lot of such agents.
 
Hello everyone. I'll become nomadic next August. Currently still in Switzerland. I am new to these tasks, and I find it very difficult to open a bordless account, anonymously, because in all that I have tried, they require address, number of telephone, several identifications. if I'm going around the world, changing places 4-5 times a year, I can not give my location from where I am now. I do not trust anything from Germany, we should think that it is a country that makes the rules of the EU Mafia, and with Germany nothing is confidential, they always give our data for the outside world. Yesterday I tried MoneyGram 5 times, I can not even register. Trying to find privacy ,,,,,,,,, complicated
 
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Hello everyone. I'll become nomadic next August. Currently still in Switzerland. I am new to these tasks, and I find it very difficult to open a bordless account, anonymously, because in all that I have tried, they require address, number of telephone, several identifications
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Do I understand you right, you try to open an account without to provide KYC docs?

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Guys, do you know which of EMIs do allow deposits to account with debit cards (ideally VCC)? I know transferwise does, do not want to open every one of them (do KYC) and try. Thank you.
 
AdvCash does!

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Is it possible to get an update to this outstanding list of EMI's - the thread is old I mean that should indicate that new EMI's have seen the sun light.
 
Guys, have someone use Paydek?
Could they transfer funds from our Paydek business account to the bank accounts outside EU (SEPA) (e.g. to Malaysia or Macedonia) through SWIFT? If yes, when we will transfer funds - which name will be in bank details as the sender - Name of our Company or DEK-CO (UK) LTD?
 
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Guys, have someone use Paydek?
Could they transfer funds from our Paydek business account to the bank accounts outside EU (SEPA) (e.g. to Malaysia or Macedonia) through SWIFT? If yes, when we will transfer funds - which name will be in bank details as the sender - Name of our Company or DEK-CO (UK) LTD?
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did you figure it out already? I was wondering how stable they are and if they ask alot of questions with bigger amounts?

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TravelRose said:
Hello everyone. I'll become nomadic next August. Currently still in Switzerland. I am new to these tasks, and I find it very difficult to open a bordless account, anonymously, because in all that I have tried, they require address, number of telephone, several identifications. if I'm going around the world, changing places 4-5 times a year, I can not give my location from where I am now. I do not trust anything from Germany, we should think that it is a country that makes the rules of the EU Mafia, and with Germany nothing is confidential, they always give our data for the outside world. Yesterday I tried MoneyGram 5 times, I can not even register. Trying to find privacy ,,,,,,,,, complicated
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Nomadic, means you will not live anywhere for a amount of time that will make you a tax resident. No need to hide your identity, you can do this fully legit. Just make sure you know the rules for leaving .CH and th rules for the countries you live in. Also make sure you have proper Health Insurance. (How to get cheap, worldwide health insurance at IKEA - Esther Jacobs ”“ the NO EXCUSES LADY: speaker, author, digital nomad )

As for banking. Anonymous bank/emi accounts will not work. Period. Anyone who sells you one is like giving you land on a live vulcano to build your house on. At a certain time you will loose all.

As you are in CH, you can open any bank account you wish. You can get a post.ch e-post dropbox, by using your swissID. This can be use for scanning incoming mail. Alternatively you can get a Revolut card or a Monese card, once you have the card and a mailbox/receiving/forwarding address you are home free.

So before becoming nomadic you need to do your home work. There are nuggets of wisdom to be found here, use those when you consult a professional. (No, becoming Nomadic is not free)
 
any suggestions for emi/bank account for serbian resident/citizen? linked with a Seychellen Ltd.?
looking for: Private and/or corporate account
 
Can anyone recommend a Brittish EMI that accepts companies with non EU residents? Monese and Paydek do not, as I heard from them.
 
The company is registered in UK and some banks require now that the company and bank are in the same country.
 
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