An Anonymous Offshore Bank with EUR, GBP, & USD Accounts, No CRS? Online Banking & No Visit Required!

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The above named, then it depends on the intended usage – transactional banking/card usage vs. savings.‌ In both cases I personally would start with Halkbank, for the former I would continue‍ with Silk Road Bank, for the latter with ProCredit.
Beware: My information has not been⁠ refreshed for ~a year and I am currently not using any of these banks personally.⁤ Re-checking and own DD is more than recommended and input from some other member more⁣ than welcome...
 
Yes, this one.
To be honest, I‍ do not know who owns Halkbank North Macedonia currently. In any case, it was found⁠ by Halkbank Turkey but they are independent in operations and re: regulation.
 
Generally, yes – at least it was reported so ~year ago. But it does not correspond‌ to the introductory limits – personal visit inevitable and no anonymity except no CRS.
 
In such a‌ case, good luck!
If you share here your experience, it will be more than appreciated!‍ 🙂

UPDATE:
Just now I recall that there were some members here in the past locally⁠ knowledgeable re: North Macedonia... yes: see here Banking in North Macedonia and here Reliable banks⁤ in non-CRS countries that allow remote opening for foreign citizens.
Unfortunately, as is is⁣ possible to see, @NXXX has not visited the forum since Dec 31, 2023 and @tetrarium since Feb 24, 2024 ... but they might come back 🙂
I admit I would be⁢ also curious about status quo there (my former contact there is no more productive, he︀ left the country).
 
Please post updates should you succeed, it's an interesting venture.
 
Of these countries, which have decent investment banks⁣ to transfer stocks and shares to in order to maintain investments?

In what non-crs country would one apply for︆ a online trading account with a investment bank not requiring a personal visit, just the︇ regular personal ID: passports, proof of residence, etc.?
 
Do you know if they have problems to⁣ make SWIFT transfers to a European bank for instant? Or are banks in these countries⁢ working as smooth as we are used to it in most other countries and Europe?︀
 
Stocks and securities from which country?‍

The banks⁣ work pretty much same as banks in any other country connected to SWIFT network. You⁢ can make SWIFT payments to Europe. Issue is any European receiving bank may look at︀ you like ca#"! and might ask purpose of payment for example more than they would from︁ other countries. Also a few of these countries are considered high risk and maybe blacklisted︂ by some European banks.
 
Sorry, I have never investigated this; but as for⁠ a current or savings personal account is usually necessary to appear in person, I guess⁤ that chances for this are very low.

I agree; and just to add, from what I have heard or witnessed,︅ it depends a lot on a country (and on a particular bank, too). I can︆ confirm that somewhere it goes smoothly (e.g. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Madagascar, North Macedonia, Viet︇ Nam, probably Philippines) somewhere it needs some know-how (current Belarus, Paraguay, perhaps Serbia) and I︈ believe that somewhere it is complicated...
Are you interested in some particular country?
 
Puerto Rico banks advertise as such for remotely setup investment accounts. What is︀ your knowledge of this for non-American applicants?
 
Frankly – re: investment accounts‍ my knowledge is quite limited in general; and for Puerto Rican banks actually none, unfortunately⁠ 🙁
 
No way, they rejected︁ my application without answer to why 🙁
 
You can forget about anonymity and CRS unless you are going underworld solution. If you‌ accept that you can find plenty of banks willing to open an account for your‍ business if it is regular business as usual.
 
I would not sleep well to have all my money into any bank account if‌ not somehow reported to the tax office.
 
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