Alternative to Transferwise?

[losangeles93]

blueweb said:
Not bad, what is the activity of the company and is the company offshore or onshore?
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It's a personal account, not business

 

[TravelRose]

MrTony said:
I think for Stirpe you can use Vialet, for example. They provide personal dedicated IBAN.
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what country is Vialet from ???

 

[Marie Manila]

TravelRose said:
what country is Vialet from ???
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Lithuania

 

[JohnLocke]

Revolut, Paysera and ePayments along with Transferwise seem to be the only valid options for business accounts that can be opened remote. Is that really true?

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[void]

Admin said:
Revolut, Paysera and ePayments along with Transferwise seem to be the only valid options for business accounts that can be opened remote. Is that really true?
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vialet belongs to your list
not sure how about mistertango nowadays - I dumped them a year ago...

 

[TravelRose]

Marie Manila said:
Lithuania
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Thank You.

Marie Manila said:
Lithuania
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Thank You

 

[curiousmarv]

Worldfirst World Account is a viable Transferwise alternative with local bank accounts in many jurisdictions (EU, USA etc.). Have a business bank account for a Cyprus business there.
Only problem: No debit card and you can also not transfer small amounts out of it. It is more an account to collect your payments and payout to another companies account.

 

[losangeles93]

therealmarv said:
Worldfirst World Account is a viable Transferwise alternative with local bank accounts in many jurisdictions (EU, USA etc.). Have a business bank account for a Cyprus business there.
Only problem: No debit card and you can also not transfer small amounts out of it. It is more an account to collect your payments and payout to another companies account.
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Thanks, u know if they communicate a lot ? and do they offer a personal Iban?