Documents must be clear, complete and valid. Documents not in English may need a certified translation.
π’ Company
π Company documents
π Company documents
- Company registration details. In many countries we find your company in the official register automatically.
- Certificate of incorporation or registration extract
- Articles of association or other constitutional documents
- Shareholder register or ownership structure chart, showing all owners up to the ultimate beneficial owners
π Business profile
π Business profile
- A description of your business activity, customers and how you get paid
- Links to your website, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy, if you sell online
- Expected monthly incoming and outgoing volumes and number of payments
- Your largest expected single payment
- Countries of your main customers and suppliers, and countries you will send payments to and receive payments from
- Your main counterparties. Agreements with them are optional, but help speed up the review.
π° Source of funds
π° Source of funds
Tell us where your companyβs funds come from. Depending on your answer, we may ask for:
- proof of shareholder investment, such as a bank statement or investment agreement
- a loan agreement, if the company is funded by a loan
π¦ Regulated businesses
π¦ Regulated businesses
If your business is licensed or registered with a financial or gambling regulator:
- Licence type, regulator and licence number
- A link to the public register entry, or a copy of your licence
- Your AML/CTF policy
- Name and contact details of your MLRO or compliance officer
π€ People
π Declarations
At the end of the application, a person authorised by the company confirms that:- the account will be used only for the companyβs own funds
- the company will not make or receive payments involving sanctioned persons or countries
- the information provided is true, complete and accurate