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Hahaha. Just tried to be respectful and genuine. They are also people and could have had a bad day. If you try approaching them in a friendly and understanding way, you're increasing your chances for good outcome

Have you tried appealing? They reinstated my account after 3 weeks of appeal

Maybe look into Interactivebrokers?

Airwallex does not seem to include Dominica in their allowed countries of incorporation list. https://help.airwallex.com/hc/en-gb...gistered-in-for-opening-an-Airwallex-account- According to Google, Dominica and Commonwealth of Dominica are the same

If you are referring to Dominica and not Dominican republic, you can try 3S Money or Currenxie.

Probably to send money to Russia

Maybe because for some people there is no affordable alternative. Majority EMIs only work with Europeans or charge $100/mo even if you're a startup that may have no income for 1-2 years.

Don't they require the customer to be UK resident?

If people take a bit of time to understand a bit how banking compliance works and what are the consequences for not following the regulations, they won't think the questions are stupid.

Wise closed my account after I changed the business model of my UK LTD to affiliate marketing and informed them about it a few weeks ago. They said my business is against their Acceptable Use without elaborating further on this. I assume this is because of affiliate marketing or because I have a...

They do offer business accounts and I have one. They should be able to offer you debit cards if you're EU resident

High five, my account is also in termination although I did not even do any transactions for a new business model. I just notified them about change of my business model for the sake of transparency. Now I lost even personal account :D

If I remember right ProCredit Bank doesn't exist in Armenia anymore. It had been acquired by Inecobank.

I think it would be helpful to add that wire costs are max $30 per transfer as per my experience. Doesn't seem too high for 3-5k a month.

Hard to say

I suppose you can check smaller US saas companies and see if they charge EU VAT. Unless they use Paddle there's a big chance that they dont charge it

What kind of source would you expect to see? Article saying "Don't worry about EU VAT, just ignore it"?

Registering company in EU is also a problem for the very same reason ”” VAT. Unless you're offering digital services without human intervention, your company is bound to pay value added tax per every transaction, even if your clients are outside of the EU. That's a robbery in daylight I'd say...

Have you tried Multipass? They seem to accept UAE companies

I dont think that WHT is applicable to funds held by the US marketplace on behalf of the customer (app developer), however I'd also like to know the opinion of @rowena