Company formation, bank and payment accounts, financial licences and investment accounts, arranged with you from the first consultation.
Talk to usEach industry is a route: the company, the licence, the accounts and the payments, in the order they depend on each other.
Financial services
Digital and high-risk
Trade, property and services
Investors and private clients
Brokers, payment companies and technology businesses we have worked with.
The countries whose companies, accounts and licences we arrange. Each opens with what it is known for and the pages that set out its facts.
ASIC's AFS licence for brokers that want Australian clients and can hold A$1,000,000 of net tangible assets.
Where it appears
The standard offshore holding company and a SIBA investment licence respected by prime brokers.
Where it appears
Money-services and payment registrations with FINTRAC and the Bank of Canada, and the Kahnawake gaming licence.
Where it appears
Funds, SPVs and institutional accounts, with CIMA registration for securities and virtual-asset businesses.
An entry-level brokerage licence from Mwali, quick and inexpensive, with limited recognition.
Where it appears
The rebuilt gaming licence under the LOK, with published fees and real substance requirements.
Where it appears
Apexum's base: EU companies at 15% tax, CySEC investment firms, Central Bank payment and e-money licences, euro banking.
Where it appears
A company formed online in a day with e-Residency, taxed only on distributed profits.
Where it appears
Companies within the hour, territorial tax, SFC crypto platform licences and deep multi-currency banking.
An English-speaking EU member at 12.5%, with payment and e-money licences from the Central Bank.
Where it appears
A tier-one gaming licence with a low duty and published fees.
Where it appears
Malaysia's international centre: a 3% rate with substance and the money-broking licence.
Where it appears
Private banking in the Swiss franc inside the EEA, open to foundations and regulated crypto businesses.
Where it appears
The EU's EMI capital: euro IBANs opened remotely, MiCA and payment licences, direct SEPA access.
Where it appears
Europe's fund and holding capital, with payment, e-money and fund structures of the first rank.
Where it appears
The EU home of gaming and fintech: MGA licences, MFSA investment, payment and crypto licences.
Where it appears
A private, tax-free non-resident corporation for holding and group purposes.
Where it appears
Treaty-rich Global Business Companies, investment dealer and virtual-asset licences, banking through the management company.
A respected holding company and the Dutch payments ecosystem under DNB.
US-dollar accounts for non-residents through International Financial Entities.
Where it appears
A fast Caribbean company; for forex, only beside a licence held elsewhere.
Where it appears
A widely used offshore dealer licence, a new VASP regime, IBCs in a day and low-cost funds.
Same-day companies, banking known for its stability and the payment-services licence that carries crypto.
Where it appears
The FSCA's ODP authorisation for CFDs and margin forex, in a deep African retail market.
Where it appears
Real capital, a resident signatory and a world centre of private banking.
Where it appears
Free zone companies with 100% foreign ownership, 9% corporate tax above the threshold and local banking with a visa.
A company in a day, FCA investment, e-money and payment authorisations, and £120,000 of deposit protection.
Where it appears
Dollar banking with FDIC protection for US companies with a US signatory and purpose.
Where it appears
A Pacific dealer licence with classes by asset type and a security bond held by the Commission.
Where it appears
Your business model
The structure follows how your business works and where it operates, not the other way round.
Support
Questions about the company, the accounts and the licence are handled in one conversation.
Clear next steps
You see what each step involves before you decide to go ahead.
It depends on the jurisdiction, the provider and the documents involved. We give you an estimate for your set-up after the consultation.
Costs depend on the jurisdiction and on the services you choose. We set them out for your set-up after the consultation, before any work starts.
Some steps can be completed remotely and others need you in person. We tell you which applies to your case before you start.
Tell us what you need and where. We look at your situation and the options that fit it, then come back to arrange the call.
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