How the opening works: step by step
We are not an information portal. We open accounts: personally, with direct bank contacts, since 2006. Here is exactly what happens after you order.
You choose your jurisdiction and order
You choose a country from our portfolio and complete the order online. No call, no initial consultation required.
After ordering you receive a confirmation by email.
What we need: nothing except your email address. We clarify everything else in the next step.
We send you your document checklist by email
Within 1-2 business days we contact you by email. You receive:
- ✓A personalised document checklist for your chosen bank
- ✓Precise instructions on format, certification and delivery
- ✓A direct contact for questions
Important: every bank has its own requirements. We know them and prepare you precisely, no trial and error.
You send us your documents
You send us your documents by email or upload. We check everything for completeness, consistency and bank fit before it reaches the bank.
Typical documents: passport copy, proof of address, source of funds declaration. Depending on the bank: a brief questionnaire about your financial background.
We submit your application to the bank
We submit your complete file to our bank contact. Not through a portal, not through a form, directly to the person who decides.
Our advantage: we know the decision-makers personally. That means shorter processing times and a higher success rate.
Account activation, you receive your access data
After approval you receive your account details directly from the bank. From that moment your account is active.
Typical timelines:
| Georgia | 3-10 days |
| Panama | 2-4 weeks |
| Singapore | 2-6 weeks |
| Liechtenstein | 3-6 weeks |
| Isle of Man / Channel Islands | 3-6 weeks |
What's included in the service fee
- ✓Personal consultation on jurisdiction selection
- ✓Preparation of your complete application file
- ✓Direct submission to our bank contact
- ✓Follow-up until account activation
- ✓Assistance with the first deposit
Not included: bank fees, minimum deposits, notarisation costs. These are paid directly to the bank.