Search results

:) As already mentioned here: You can have a HK account for a Seychelles subject with Currenxie (but check the prohibited businesses); with PingPong only having some ties to HK/China/Asia. ?? Why not? Doing this (semi)regularly. SWIFT works for HK and Europe as well... Toggle signature...

:) OK Toggle signature -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am just a simple countryman. Anything I say is only a personal opinion, not a certified advice :) If you think it makes sense, you...

OK. Good to know :) (To be able to use a pre-check is really a time-and-energy saver.) Yet do not use it for making a business here (unless you decide to enlist MGG). @providenceventurer 's case is special, it's well believable that you are not doing it for money :) Toggle signature...

In general yes (for Seychelles apparently, for Nevis probably); but it does not mean that they will like you and your business (e.g., they usually look for ties to China). For @providenceventurer with his China suppliers and African customers it was a viable solution; yet more information is...

I second this. More likely half a year from the beginning to the end, I would say. Well, yes; but IMO it's wasting the time. They will ask him for papers documenting everything ”“ invoices, agreements, etc. It's a plus, yes. But see above. For personal accounts funded with a substantial...

Be advised that credit cards are never anonymous ”“ and cannot be (I presume you would also need to know who, personally /any card has its user/, is owing you money ;) ) For sure :) @ilke speaks English well and definitely knows how to structure a complex sentence ;) Toggle signature...

Not bad, in general (<10 USD). Interesting. 3rd party payments allowed (as it is connected to multi-currency account), I presume? Plus free worldwide withdrawal up to 1000 USD per month and airport VIP Lounges. :) Toggle signature...

:) Good. Just a tiny correction, from what I see It's a debit card, not a credit one. if you pay with smartphone (Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay). Otherwise up to 1% and note a 11 pages document with exceptions ;) ;) https://halykbank.kz/storage/app/media/Bonus/ENG_Bonuses_Halyk.pdf...

All true. Yet I think that no non-US card can beat its US counterparts (admitting that an exception may exist). (@Nigital Domad, a US card can be used worldwide, of course.) Toggle signature...

I second this. Currenxie is very good in general; but they are reluctant to payments to and from a lot of African countries. So I am afraid that it won't fit. Well... certain locations are (relatively) easy to setup but very difficult to find a proper banking. I see and understand. It's OK :)...

Well, nothing exceptional with US Premium Credit Cards. Crypto-linked cards represent another business, apparently. Yes, there are. IMO, The Promised Land for Credit Cards = the U.S.A. And @daniels27 is right above. Just adding, that ”“ if you have an account with some US bank in another...

@vincepryorbusiness, @cryptofriendly: Guys, keep it civil. Your last posts were edited or removed as uncivilised. Have in mind that such a communication style is not welcome here, regardless of who is right and who is wrong and what's the merit. This is a public informal warning ;) Last...

I have experiences with SC SG. Regardless of they are not against crypto in general, nobody can answer your question without knowledge of your personal profile ”“ SoF, residence and citizenship etc.; and the only really valid answer can come from your SC SG banker only. True. No, it is not...

Do you have some business ties to Hong Kong (customers, suppliers, ...)? If yes, then it is difficult but it might be doable with some introduction. If not, then next to impossible. P.S. Seychelles IBC can have a HK account with Currenxie (in general, I have no clue about your business and...

Yes, I do. As already said, The Certificate of Incumbency is probably your best bet, The Articles of Association etc. could help, too. Disclaimer ;) Of course, this does not mean that Paysera will inevitably like you and your business... :) Yes, now I understand what you meant; it was just a...

Oh well. Thanks for enlightening me. I must say that fiduciaries that I met in Geneva, Zurich and around were really able to help with a company incorporation, relocation, domicile etc., as far as I witnessed ”“ but apparently, this is not common. thu&¤# @daniels27 : Now I see how kind my...

Across all the cantons? (Never heard this in Geneva or Zurich, I must say... But I am just a simple countryman ;) ) Toggle signature -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am just a simple...

In such a case, you are not much reluctant to “too many paperworks” ;) (Yes, of course, still better than Italy or France ;) ) In general, yes. a fiduciary NOT = an accountant (but let's put it aside) :( In Switzerland? Strange. Well, you have a demanding client then :) (IOM or Jersey are...

Oh well. In the case of WY this is well understandable. There is no information about shareholders in the WY register, IIRC ”“ and they explicitly had asked for it. A side-note: From their responses it is possible to judge that they are accustomed to onboard US LLCs, in general. It seems that...

I am not sure whether this is true for all 50 states so neither for the state of yours (you have not mentioned it) but generally it is well understandable (and doable, for the states where this works). Wrong. You were asked for the exact link. Do not expect bank monkeys to search on their own...