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looking for a way to accept CZK payment without a bank account in Czech Republic

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ok, that might be a little bit difficult

the money you want to receive in CZK to the local Czech account are coming from‌ regular (mostly) local tenants? if so I'd suggest to
* find a local nominee
* setup a simple (and cheap) proxy limited liability company (s.r.o.) with the nominee as director‍ and only shareholder - this company will have no problem to open a bank account⁠
* rent the property in your possession to this company - the contract will state⁤ that subletting is allowed
* this company will sign the contracts with tenants in local⁣ currency
* settlement between you and the company can be done at your convenience
 
You are truly‌ right. Just PLN and GBP locally. Thanks for the confirmation.

Euclid register lists up to 10; yet⁤ the names I was not able to recall yesterday were SAB Finance, Cyrrus and Global⁣ Payments Europe (no own experience though, just good references esp. to SAB Finance)...

How have you got︁ to this conclusion? In my deep opinion, with a CZ director it is possible (if︂ you choose the proper bank and eventually the proper introducer).

It seems so.

Yes, this is a viable way how︋ to solve the problem. It's a little bit more expensive (but just a little bit,︌ for the costs of running the another company) and less effective (there would be losses︍ due to subletting) but it would work.

This platform has been unknown to me, I admit.️ Interesting. Definitely not cheap. (BTW, what about their FX margins?) Do you have a personal‌ experience with them?
 
Yes. There are‌ all subjects with the direct access to CZK local payments (banks mainly). EMIs and similar‍ payment institutions must hold accounts with some of the abovenamed, as usually.
 
There are a‌ few non-bank/credit union participants:

https://www.citfin.cz
https://www.mastercard.cz/cs-cz.html

Multitude Bank p.l.c.(Malta) has a branch in Czech and‍ is a participant in CERTIS, they are providing Virtual Accounts solutions to some fintech companies,⁠ But I'm not sure which fintech issues Virtual CZK local accounts over Multitude Bank
 
I only used Adyen for payments as customer, some webshops use them to‍ collect bank transfers, mainly in Europe. Also, eBay switched to using them a few years⁠ ago (also for credit card processing, I think). They have some quite big customers.
 
Paysera. they will receive CZK and keep it on separate sub-account with the same name‌ like your IBAN LT... and you can pay out CZK too
 
Yes, I remember some stores of big brand cosmetics use the Payment terminal⁠ of Adyen
 
Yes; yet not as a local CZK payment via CNB clearing system but via⁠ SWIFT – or am I wrong? (It seems to me that they are able to⁤ receive payments locally in LT and BG only.)
 
Unfortunately, they only offer‍ local payments in these currencies to local residents (sorry, I'm digressing a bit from the⁠ topic of this post).
 
Well, colleagues, let's wait for the @Tom1020's feedback 🙂
(Multipass service is not much cheap, to tell the truth.)

Nevertheless, it's an‍ interesting information for me that they are eventually able to reach CZ local payment network⁠ – I understand this
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Supported payment networks:
SWIFT, Direct Entry (available upon request on⁤ a case by case basis)
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exactly in this way...
 
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