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Corporate Banking
Business banking aligned to your structure and your flows.
Through our network of more than 170 banking and financial partners, we help internationally minded businesses access corporate banking relationships across major financial centres, aligned to their structure, their counterparties and how they transact.
What corporate banking covers
Multi-jurisdiction business accounts
Access to corporate accounts across leading financial centres, matched to where a company is incorporated and where it trades.
Corporate banking relationships
Introductions to institutions that understand cross-border operating companies, holding structures and international ownership rather than treating them as exceptions.
Payment rails and processing
Access to payment processing, merchant acquiring and settlement infrastructure aligned to a business's real transaction flows and volumes.
Multi-currency and treasury operations
Access to multi-currency accounts and operating facilities that support invoicing, settlement and day-to-day cash management across markets.
Complex and higher-risk industries
Access to institutions that actively welcome sectors mainstream banks routinely decline, including crypto, gaming, trading, iGaming and creator or agency businesses.
Structure-aligned onboarding
Introductions built around a company's actual structure, ownership and flows, so each application reflects how the business operates.
We act as an introducer, not a bank. We do not hold funds or provide accounts directly. Our role is to help you access the right institutions through our partner network. Acceptance remains subject to each institution's own due diligence and is never guaranteed.
Who it's for
Built for these profiles.
Cross-border operating companies
Businesses incorporated in one jurisdiction, owned in another and trading across several, whose banking should reflect how they actually operate rather than a single-country template.
Holding and group structures
Founders and groups running holding companies and operating subsidiaries who need coherent banking relationships across entities and jurisdictions, coordinated through a single point of contact.
Higher-risk and fast-moving sectors
Companies in crypto, trading, gaming, iGaming and creator or agency businesses that mainstream institutions routinely decline, and that need partners fluent in their model.
Why it matters
Access is the whole game.
Corporate banking is where international businesses most often stall. A company incorporated in one jurisdiction, owned in another and trading across several rarely fits the template a mainstream institution expects. Higher-risk or fast-moving sectors are frequently declined before the case is even heard. The result is stalled operations, frozen settlements and growth constrained by infrastructure rather than demand. Through our network of banking and financial partners worldwide, we help match each business to institutions that understand its structure and transaction flows, and we prepare the relationship so that applications are considered on their merits.
What you'll typically need
Preparation that earns a fair hearing.
Corporate documents
Institutions typically expect current incorporation documents, articles and up-to-date registers of directors and shareholders for each entity in the structure, kept consistent across jurisdictions.
Ownership and beneficial owners
Expect to provide identification and proof of address for directors and ultimate beneficial owners, along with an ownership chart showing how the group fits together where holding entities are involved.
Source of funds and trading activity
It helps to have contracts, invoices, financial statements or a clear summary of expected flows and counterparties to hand, so an institution can understand how the business earns and moves money.
General guidance on documentation, not legal, tax or financial advice; each institution sets its own requirements.
Where others decline
Banking access for complex and high-risk industries
Some of the most successful international businesses are the hardest to bank. Crypto companies, trading firms, gaming and iGaming operators, and creator and agency businesses are declined by mainstream providers as a matter of policy, regardless of how well they are run. This is where our network is most valuable. We know which of our 170+ partners understand these sectors, what they need to see, and how to present a case that gets a fair hearing. Acceptance still rests with each institution, but a well-prepared introduction gives a strong case its best chance.
Crypto & digital assets
Exchanges, custodians and Web3 businesses are routinely turned away by high-street banks. We connect them with partners fluent in digital-asset flows and their compliance demands.
Trading & financial firms
Prop desks, brokers and trading businesses face heightened scrutiny on source of funds and volume. We introduce them to institutions equipped for that profile.
Gaming & iGaming
Operators in gaming and iGaming carry licensing and jurisdictional complexity few banks will take on. Our network includes partners that specialise in the sector.
Agencies & creators
Agencies and creators, including in the adult industry, are often told their sector falls outside a bank's policy, or that their volumes do not meet its minimums. Our partners hold different risk appetites and different thresholds. We help them access stable accounts and reliable, automated payout infrastructure.
Questions
Corporate Banking, in detail.
Can you help if our company is incorporated in one jurisdiction, owned in another and trading across several?
Yes. That cross-border profile is precisely what this service is built for. We match internationally structured businesses to institutions that understand foreign ownership and multi-jurisdiction operations, then prepare and present the application so your structure reads as coherent rather than as an exception. Acceptance always rests with each institution and follows its own due diligence.
Do we need local presence or substance in a jurisdiction to open a corporate account there?
That varies by institution. Some expect a degree of local substance or a genuine connection to the jurisdiction, while others are comfortable with authentic cross-border operations. We set out what each partner will expect before any introduction, and where added structure or substance would strengthen the case we build it into the plan. The decision to proceed remains the institution's own.
How are your fees structured?
Scope and fees are agreed with you up front, before any work begins, so there are no surprises once we start. We act as an introducer rather than a bank, and our role is to prepare your case and make the right introductions. Any charges applied by the institutions themselves are separate and set by them.