Requirements

Offshore IBC Requirements:

  • Complete photocopy of passport of signatory notarized 
  • Up to date Utility bill as proof of address, 3 months old max.
  • One original financial reference letter from your bank, credit union, or brokerage firm.
  • One original commercial reference letter or professional reference letter from your attorney, accountant or insurance broker.

Offshore Bank Account Requirements:

  • A minimum initial deposit of $1000 USDS.
  • Details on nature of business.
  • Expected monthly income and out coming.
  • Complete photocopy of passport of signatory
  • Incorporation documents
  • Directors KYC for nominee too if used.
  • Up to date Utility bill as proof of address, 3 months old max.
  • One original financial reference letter from your bank, credit union, or brokerage firm.

 Merchant Application Requirements:

  • Fully completed and signed merchant application.
  • Incorporation documents
  • Complete photocopy of passport of signatory notarized 
  • Up to date Utility bill as proof of address, 3 months old max.
  • 6-month processing history.
  • All URLS that will send payment traffic.
  • Domain ownership document.
  • For Payment processor PCI proof.

Crypto OTC Application Requirements:

  • Fully completed and signed OTC application.
  • Incorporation documents if company application
  • Group structure chart if a large company
  • Bank statement
  • Complete photocopy of passport of signatory notarized 
  • Selfie holding Passport
  • Up to date Utility bill as proof of address, 3 months old max.
  • Proof of source funds for crypto trading.
  • Financial statement sometime requested.
  • CV

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