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Anyone can do Service/partner agreement[s]/ with my Cyprus company (bank requirement)

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Hello,

I'm trying to open account with lot of Banks in last 5 months but all of them are asking for Service/Partner agreement.

Anyone can help me with this? I can pay for that.

Regards,

RB

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What industry are you in.

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web and internet
services to businesses and institutions all around the world. We offer dedicated bare metal servers and in
house colocation of servers.

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Where is your company registered?

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Cyprus

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Open a UK LLP and then you can get access to a lot more EMI's.
Plus you can Try Bankera/Pervesk, Revolut, TransferWise and Bunq under your current company set up.

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CaptK said:

Open a UK LLP and then you can get access to a lot more EMI's.
Plus you can Try Bankera/Pervesk, Revolut, TransferWise and Bunq under your current company set up.

All of them ask for partners agreement.

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What is partner agreement meant to be?

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Who are the partners? What does the Cyprus company do for the partner?

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thirtyniner said:

What is partner agreement meant to be?

To be honest i don't know but every EMI/Bank request this, i'm frustrated because I can't open a bank account for my company.

Sols said:

Who are the partners? What does the Cyprus company do for the partner?

I think it's the customers, what they don't understand is that the business is not established and I can't have customers if I have no way of receiving payments ... it's ridiculous.

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CaptK said:

Open a UK LLP and then you can get access to a lot more EMI's.
Plus you can Try Bankera/Pervesk, Revolut, TransferWise and Bunq under your current company set up.

I'm trying Bankera, but is the same process :

"Please provide copies of agreements with main business partners (confidential information can be hidden)."

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I would suggest an LLP then to at least get the business started then move back to your original company when you can prove business.
Or set it up as purely consultant company but they don't like your company or business model for some reason.

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rbmail said:

I think it's the customers, what they don't understand is that the business is not established and I can't have customers if I have no way of receiving payments ... it's ridiculous.

Have you explained that to them? If you're not trading yet, the most reasonable answer to that request is that you will provide agreements as soon as you sign them once the business is active.

If that's what this is all about, then I don't see how it's a problem. I've opened accounts with banks and EMIs for new companies, with the understanding that it's not trading yet and will provide copies of invoices and agreements in the future.

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rbmail said:

I'm trying Bankera, but is the same process :

"Please provide copies of agreements with main business partners (confidential information can be hidden)."

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Mr. @Gediminas are you there ja334¤¤#

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Yes, feel free to email me ;) Happy to help!

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