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I had to stop watching after about 40 minutes because I could not handle the evasive speech of the CEO. Coffeezilla was called passionate about a hundred times.

Gibraltar, as a bank and a VASP

I think Paxum in Dominica is already something like a 'pocket bank' to them. But an OF EMI wouldn't be unreasonable.

Yoursafe is a really good choice, yes. It's a trusted company. You can generally expect safety with EU EMIs. Although they are overregulated, consumer protection and other beloved 'soc-dem' principles are very much considered by EU legislation. You can spend with debit card and clear SEPAs...

Some examples? I presume a large majority of them will not be interested even in companies registered/headquartered out-of-state, let alone foreigner owned. Or is the experience different?

Is there any evidence for this?

We can base the answer off of Rothbard's Ethics of Liberty. Rothbard argues that taxation is a form of "legalized theft" because it relies on coercion and not any voluntary consent; there is no such thing as a "social contract" as defined by some left-wingers. As the government has no legitimate...

It used to be very fintech-friendly. Now Lietuvos bankas (Central Bank of Lithuania, also the regulator) is scared and it is mostly unsuitable. New EMIs benefit from some places like the Netherlands or Cyprus nowadays. The main benefit of Lithuania was (and is) easier access to the CENTROlink...

If you could tell me, I would appreciate it :) I have not worked with James Baker before but seen a few of his videos. I think they are useful especially for anybody starting with US LLCs. If the banking option would be worthwhile, maybe I'd purchase it as well

As I see, this product used to be named No Travel VIP Chase Bank Account, and the name Chase has now disappeared from the package title. This leads me to believe that James Baker experiences the same issue as @yngmind but may have started a partnership with a different bank for remote opening -...

It's not flagged but it's a bit of an infamous joke nowadays because this is the most used registered agent address in the country (only costs $25 per year). Might be a bit better than CMRA addresses but it is associated with many bad (even criminal) or super-cheap businesses. I guess that as...

30 or 32 North Gould Street, Sheridan? smi(&%

Literally insane

No, should work for all accounts. In fact, they try to make you use the UK IBANs and accounts (whether for domestic or for SWIFT) as it is the only entity in the Wise group that processes its own multi-currency SWIFT clearing. This is not correct (unless something has changed as Sols said), you...

Might be better to rent a real virtual office with a dedicated suite number. In Wyoming, your business address can be in a different state (say a Floridian virtual office). Some banks might be happy with this but not happy with just the registered agent. Some FinTechs like Mercury don't care...

I think you should keep this in mind: 1. If you set up a new company, you will have to make a new AdSense, get your sites reaccepted, etc. unless you manage to open a bank account in the jurisdiction of your current one to receive payments to the company. This can take a while and you aren't...

Unfortunately, the Lithuanian regulator truly has been quite crazy in the time surrounding now. I don't think that the VPN solution of @vgahdmi123 is super complex or risky, however, EMIs generally try to avoid C2B regardless of the type or purpose. Yes, it is a simple but quite good e-money...

Lithuanian EMIs are pretty scared now (to speak in laic terms) and this is (unfortunately) no longer not unusual in my eyes. I encourage OP to explore some mid- or high-risk friendly EMIs in the UK; maybe something like Monetley, Paydo, maybe also Multipass or Payset. Though I do not have...

Can we get an evaluation of living in the Bahamas from you? A few years after that, we can also expect a "How can I escape the European Federation without remaining an indebted slave for the remainder of my life after my exit tax equivalent to my net worth?"

There should not be a problem, no. But consider your local tax implications. As @Sols said, it makes more sense to incorporate where you are resident/where the company would have a PE unless it's explicitly going to have problems with crypto (or if you don't want to play by the rules and PE...