spagge said:Sure. We operate comparison sites and get paid by revenue share and CPA. Niches crypto exhanges/crypto casinos/CFD-trading.
This is a completely legit business that you have structured in a smart way and fully within the law. You don't require a license and you are not subject to any special regulation.
Still, financial institutions consider your vertical "high risk", mostly because they see the words crypto, casino and CFD. It's not easy to deal with them because of this: once they see those words, they stop thinking and start blocking.
First, a reality check: Sweden is a nazi socialist EU state. Expect nothing supportive from it, and the situation will only worsen. Leave, until you can.
If you insist remaining in Sweden, there are some solutions.
By default, Swedish companies must keep their books in SEK. However, you can apply to Skatteverket for permission to use USD or EUR if that is your “primary economic environment” (i.e. most revenues and expenses are in that currency). If approved, you keep ledgers in USD, prepare accounts in USD, and only convert to SEK when filing taxes.
You don’t actually need a corporate bank account. You can record everything at the USD value of the crypto received. Using USDT/USDC as your standard settlement currency simplifies life: no FX rate disputes or conversion fluctuations.
When it comes to tax filings, you still need to report in SEK and pay in fiat. Your accountant can pay on your behalf, it's going to be easy to send him fiat.
The alternative is to setup a front business that will be welcomed by banks.