Alternatives to Mercury for Non-Resident LLC?

[GalacticGazelle]

I'm on the hunt for an EMI or bank alternative to Mercury for my non-resident LLC in the USA.

After doing some research, my options seem to include Relayfi, Payoneer, TryNovel (which I'm not particularly fond of), or maybe even Wise.

Does anyone have any other recommendations to add to the mix? Your input would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Clank]

Airwallex

 

[GalacticGazelle]

A physical location bill is needed, and it must‌ not be linked to the Registered Agent's address.

 

[Alexmorgan]

What hapened with Mercury?

 

[mad1max]

Here has some CPA made a video about it, he claims they even don't let‌ you log in your account until you solve the problem. Wonder if this is true?‍

 

[Alexmorgan]

Yes

They gave me 1 month to sort it out⁠

 

[ivan1911]

There’s Globalfy as well. They only process wires to and from USA so no international‌ use . But they work..

 

[Forester]

You can find various suitable options for a‍ US LLC in discussions here US neo-banks List [For Non-Residents LLCs] and here Mercury, TryNovel,⁠ or something else?
I would avoid Wise at any cost and Payoneer if I do not want to⁢ spend my money unnecessarilly.

 

[12345]

Payoneer is worst solution ever, crazy fees!
Wise and Mercury working fine for me so‌ far

 

[Piano]

What exactly you have to sort out ?

 

[Alexmorgan]

Mercury is the best
To provide them the home address and then go the the second step‌ later to sign form W9

 

[Novice]

They offer their banking services‍ to their company formation clients only. Do you think they'd offer it to non clients?⁠

 

[ivan1911]

I have their account but didn’t use them . Maybe something changed since but would‌ be surprised .

 

[BeyondBorders]

BofA always a stable option.

 

[Alexmorgan]

No remote opening

If im‌ in going i will go for chase Jp morgan

 

[Piano]

So what is‍ the problem with that ?

 

[Alexmorgan]

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[Hyo]

Wise.

 

[Alexmorgan]

They shut down US accounts

 

[jafo]

Yep! Especially dollar-denominated accounts.