Our team will handle all legal formalities, prepare the required documents, and open a payment system account for you. We work with payment systems from the EU, USA, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other countries.
Almost all payment systems carefully review the documents submitted by applicants to comply with legal requirements. We save you from having to handle this process yourself, helping to open an account quickly and efficiently, without unnecessary stress. Save your time for business matters while we take care of all the formalities.
Entrepreneurs operating abroad may face difficulties as banks often refuse to work with non-resident companies and individuals. Opening a bank account usually requires numerous documents, and even a flawless reputation does not guarantee approval. Therefore, careful preparation is essential, making payment systems an attractive alternative.
A payment system is a company that facilitates the exchange of funds between participants—both individuals and legal entities.
It provides financial services under a specific license, such as an Electronic Money Institution or another license that allows transferring money for third parties.
Although not a traditional bank, a payment system offers similar products:
Opening a payment system account is usually easier than opening a bank account and can often be done remotely via video call without personal presence in a specific country.
Once your account is opened, you can:
Typically, corporate clients need to provide:
These are not exhaustive; the payment system may request additional documents at any stage. Failure to provide them will result in account denial.
Entrepreneurs should define the business specifics: main transaction currency, client and partner markets, risks, etc.
This information helps select the payment system that best suits your needs. Our lawyers can advise you on the most suitable options at any time.
Accounts are opened after application fees are paid and client verification is completed. Costs vary by payment system and over time; our managers provide up-to-date details. Our services are separate from the system’s fees.
Typically, no minimum deposit is required, but some systems may impose one depending on the client.
While most payment systems do not offer credit, account holders can access a range of financial tools to:
Another benefit is that account holder data is private and not disclosed to third parties. This makes payment system accounts attractive for entrepreneurs registered in offshore jurisdictions. Note that offshore companies typically use offshore payment systems.
For detailed information, contact our managers by phone, email, or application form to speak with an expert promptly.
In the UK, the licensing of payment systems (PS) is carried out by certain regulatory bodies, in particular, the FCA. They can provide business owners with a special license — AEMI. Having received such permission, the company will be able to work in any country, open IBAN accounts, obtain the status of a member of SWIFT, SEPA, and so on.
learn moreIf a legal entity registered in Lithuania plans to provide payment services to clients, it must obtain the appropriate authorization from the regulatory authorities. Often, companies apply for an EMI license, which gives entrepreneurs the right to issue their own electronic money, perform various payments, and more.
learn moreToday, Denmark is a country that does not yet have extensive experience in financial technologies, especially outside the banking sector. However, the government is making every effort to change the current situation. This is reflected in the active development of the electronic payments sector and the attraction of startups from all over the world. Moreover, regulatory authorities are open to dialogue and are actively trying to assist entrepreneurs who decide to register a company and obtain a payment system (PS) license here.
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