Just the privilege of you having obtained an account with an EMI, congratulations on that
I tried opening a US business account in 18 EMIs, here's the result
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I didn't apply for Revolut Business, because I didn't have the option to select USA in their list of countries. After most of what I've read online, I realized Revolut is easy to get approved on (they approved my Revolut Pro account with a US LLC) but when you try to receive money, they freeze your funds. Thankfully I contacted them and made sure it was OK to have a US LLC linked to the Revolut Pro account, and they instantly closed it. Good, because I don't want to deal with a bank that unorganized.
The type of business is software consulting, but I'm sure they'll approve anything. The problems will come when you receive money.
Why do you think so ?
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Cheers for the list. I've found the personal account from Wise to be a life-saver sometimes, still has its problems though so I'll definitely also try Airwallex if I open a U.S. LLC
They obviously used a translator and had trouble understanding what I was asking for.
I have two questions regarding Mercury.
(Q1) Did you gave them a physical address within the U.S.?
According to Mercury's F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions | Mercury):
"Customers must have some type of existing or planned operations in the U.S. and a U.S. or international address for their principal place of business. This can be a residential address, but may not be a registered agent, PO box, or UPS box address."
(Q2) Did Mercury ask for your private residential address and what kind of proof did they ask for? I know that some banks ask for utility bills, but I don't know if they require them to be on your name.
First off, I want to praise the original poster; this is an outstanding list they've put together, and I must admit it makes it somewhat easier to find a US-based neobank.
Mercury stands out as the best in neobanking for my US LLC, where I currently have a small office and 3 employees handling some administrative tasks for my entire setup.
Mercury stands out as the best in neobanking for my US LLC, where I currently have a small office and 3 employees handling some administrative tasks for my entire setup.
They asked for my company's address in the US, yes. And they also asked for my personal address, and I gave them an utility bill as proof.
Managed to open for many Israeli citizens, as far as i know they have no problem with EU as well.
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Revolut Business reply USA LLC polish citizen:
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I have reviewed your query and would like to inform you that it is not possible to open Revolut business account for US company if your physical presence is from Poland.
According to our requirement, the physical presence of an applicant for a US company should be from the US, UK, France, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, or Australia.
For more details, you can visit on this page.
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I have reviewed your query and would like to inform you that it is not possible to open Revolut business account for US company if your physical presence is from Poland.
According to our requirement, the physical presence of an applicant for a US company should be from the US, UK, France, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, or Australia.
For more details, you can visit on this page.
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I have opened half a dozen Mercury and Relay accounts easily for US companies for non-US owners with addresses outside US in three different industries. The difficulty factor was about the same (quite easy). Between the two, I prefer Relay, though their support can be very slow to respond. I found the response time improves after you have an approved account, however I never tracked response times so this statistic could just be my imagination.
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