Corporate Bank Account
We provide offshore corporate bank account services that give your business secure, multi-currency access to the global financial system.
A corporate account held offshore separates business funds from personal assets, reduces exposure to a single banking jurisdiction, and gives you the flexibility to receive and send payments worldwide. Accounts can be opened alongside a new company formation or added to an existing structure.
We handle introductions, compliance paperwork, and onboarding with our partner banks, so your account is opened correctly the first time.
Merchant Account
An offshore merchant account allows your business to accept credit card payments through a banking institution outside your country of residence.
Ideal for e-commerce, subscription, and higher-risk businesses that struggle to secure domestic processing. Accounts support multiple currencies, high transaction volumes, and integrate with your existing payment gateway.
We advise on the right route for your stage of business — clearinghouse processing to get started, or a direct bank relationship once you have volume and trading history.
Brokerage & Investment Account
An offshore brokerage account lets you hold and trade financial instruments through a tax-neutral international structure.
Held in the name of an offshore company rather than an individual, a brokerage account gives you access to international markets, asset class diversification, and a clear separation between your investments and your personal name.
We arrange brokerage and investment accounts in established jurisdictions, structured to work alongside your company or trust.
Multi-Currency & EMI Accounts
Multi-currency and Electronic Money Institution (EMI) accounts offer a faster, lighter alternative to traditional offshore banking.
EMI accounts open in days rather than weeks, hold balances in multiple currencies, and handle international transfers at lower cost than most correspondent banking routes. They suit businesses that need working capital moving quickly across borders.
Many clients pair an EMI account with a traditional corporate bank account — one for day-to-day operations, one for holding reserves.
