Bank where your global life actually happens.
We help internationally mobile entrepreneurs, investors and families establish suitable personal and corporate banking relationships across multiple jurisdictions, with the structure, residency and source of funds considered from the start.
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The right account depends on residence, company activity, source of funds, currencies, counterparties and how the account will actually be used.
Different banking needs require different institutions.
Personal Banking
International current accounts, multi-currency banking and day-to-day banking for clients living across borders.
Corporate Banking
Banking for operating companies, holding companies and international structures where payment flows and commercial activity matter.
Private Banking
Banking relationships for clients with larger investable portfolios, international assets and more complex wealth-management requirements.
Fintech & EMI Accounts
Practical payment and multi-currency solutions where a traditional bank is unnecessary or where a secondary operating account is useful.
Where we commonly look first.
There is no single “best” banking jurisdiction. The appropriate location depends on your passport, residence, company, source of wealth, transaction profile and the type of banking you actually need.
Hong Kong
A major international financial centre with strong personal, corporate and private-banking infrastructure.
Singapore
High-quality banking, wealth management and corporate infrastructure in one of Asia's most established financial centres.
Switzerland
A mature private-banking market for internationally diversified wealth, from remote Swiss IBANs to crypto and traditional private banking in Geneva.
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Channel Islands
The international banks of HSBC, Lloyds and NatWest in Jersey and Guernsey, built for people who don't live in the UK: real accounts in GBP, EUR and USD, opened online without a UK address.
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Cook Islands
Discreet private banking in one of the world's most established asset-protection jurisdictions, with a dedicated banker, multi-currency accounts and a considered approach to digital-asset wealth. Entry requirements agreed on a case-by-case basis through our direct relationship.
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United Arab Emirates
Relevant for Gulf residents and companies requiring local operating banking alongside an international structure.
Georgia
A well-regulated banking sector outside the EU, with premium accounts we open remotely through our local banking contacts, multi-currency holdings and a regulated framework for crypto-related activity.
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Armenia
A growing, increasingly Western-oriented banking market with no capital controls, broad multi-currency support and competitive local-currency deposit rates.
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Belize
An international bank built specifically for non-residents, accepting companies from many jurisdictions, including U.S. persons, with fully remote onboarding.
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Panama
A dollarised Latin American financial hub, with a bank that openly positions itself as crypto-friendly, including digital-asset deposits converted directly to USD.
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Gibraltar
One of the first jurisdictions with a dedicated framework for digital assets. Home to a fully licensed private bank built around Bitcoin: USD and BTC accounts side by side, stablecoin deposits straight into banking rails and statutory protection on fiat deposits.
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Mauritius
An international financial centre bridging Africa, Asia and Europe, commonly used alongside holding companies and cross-border investment structures.
United States
Particularly useful where a U.S. business, dollar payment flows or access to U.S. financial infrastructure forms part of the setup.
Kazakhstan
We are currently building banking options in Kazakhstan, one of Central Asia's fastest-developing financial markets.
Build the profile before approaching the bank.
Successful international banking is usually less about finding a secret bank and more about presenting a coherent, bankable profile.
Residence, passport, business activity, source of funds, transaction volumes, currencies and intended use.
We narrow the options to institutions that make sense for the client's actual structure rather than forcing a generic solution.
Corporate documents, source-of-wealth evidence, contracts, business explanations and supporting KYC are organised in advance.
We coordinate the application process and work through the bank's follow-up questions until the case is concluded.
What banks actually look at.
Banks need to understand how your capital was generated and be able to reconcile that explanation with supporting documentation.
A company without a clear commercial purpose, customers or genuine activity is significantly harder to bank.
Where you live and where the company genuinely operates can strongly influence which institutions will accept the relationship.
Currencies, countries, counterparties and expected payment volumes all form part of the bank's risk assessment.
Banking should fit the wider structure.
We do not look at a bank account in isolation. A banking relationship should make sense alongside your residence, tax position, company structure, payment flows and long-term plans.
That allows us to identify banking options that are practical today without creating unnecessary friction elsewhere in the structure.
Not sure which bank fits? Tell us your situation.
Already know which country you want? Use the form on that country's page. Still deciding? Fill this in and we'll tell you which jurisdictions and banks realistically fit your profile.