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How to create the strongest anonymous offshore company?

you go with darks, look inside the mentor group and good is. It's not that difficult I think?
Back that time it was very easy, today it isn't any longer. Better setups are with mentioned methods in mentor group gold but not to miss out on the fact that you can appoint nominees for the entire process. I mean, you don't want setups like this for anything serious og very long term. Short business strategies 2 - 3 years and gone is the company.
 
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That's very interesting question did it ever got adressed ?

no more any longer!
To answer your question, you need to look into Mentor Group Gold, it’s the only place where you’ll get a clear answer to that question.

That being said, even in 2025, there are still plenty of opportunities to make it happen.
 
Back that time it was very easy, today it isn't any longer. Better setups are with mentioned methods in mentor group gold but not to miss out on the fact that you can appoint nominees for the entire process. I mean, you don't want setups like this for anything serious og very long term. Short business strategies 2 - 3 years and gone is the company.
I send you a PM if you don't mind to reply ;)
 
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Mind to check your PM, I have a proposal for you.
Thank you very much for your offer, and it was a very interesting conversation we had last time. It was also exciting to read about your latest venture. However, as I mentioned earlier, I don’t have anything to sell at the moment. I’ll be sure to reach out if that changes.
 
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another question, how do you swetup companies like this, with nominees or without ? and what about banking easy to get banking for companies like this?
 
another question, how do you swetup companies like this, with nominees or without ? and what about banking easy to get banking for companies like this?
I assume that with Nominees a proper Nominee Structure is Setup with a Nominee / Trust Agreement for the sole purpose of not being on any Company Registry no matter if the Country of Incorporation has a Public Company Registry or not.

If a Service Provider is using dedicated Nominees and only one Nominee per Setup at a time I don't see any issue why the entire Setup shouldn't run for years.

A Nominee Setup doesn't automatically mean that someone can't be mentioned as UBO of a Bank this needs to be discussed in detail and a Nominee Agreement Setup accordingly.

The Bank you choose to Setup with should be experienced with Nominee Structures or in the case of a full Nominee Setup including Nominee being the Shareholder of the Company and mentioned as UBO in front of the Bank the Service Provider giving you the Nominee Setup on hand should be Experienced and know what he is doing.

I doubt that in 2025 a Nominee Structure with a Random Nominee / Passport Copy is going anywhere far as it's most of the time limited to EMI's and the AI of this EMI's is getting more and more advanced so that if the Nominee itself is not limiting you for sure a higher volume is limiting you at some point especially if you get Questions or Additional Questions asked you should make sure the Nominee you are using is at your disposal and not used for 10+ other Companies.

Hope this helps and is saving some people reading this money.
 
There’s always some risk in using nominees, unless you’ve got 100% control over them, which most people don’t. It also depends on the size of the company, the more money involved, the bigger the risk. But for smaller setups with assets under 50 to 100K, I don’t see much of a problem as long as you’re working with a well-known agent.
 
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There’s always some risk in using nominees, unless you’ve got 100% control over them, which most people don’t. It also depends on the size of the company, the more money involved, the bigger the risk. But for smaller setups with assets under 50 to 100K, I don’t see much of a problem as long as you’re working with a well-known agent.
There are many ways to appoint nominees, and, more importantly, to find nominees who actually align with your business needs. I fully agree that there's always a residual risk when using nominees, but if you limit the activity of the company to simple trading and avoid storing significant assets in it, instead routing funds to a more secure structure, then that risk is significantly reduced.

We have far too little information about how people are actually using these companies: where and how they're set up, what purposes they serve, and what kind of nominees are involved.

Each of these points could easily branch out into ten more questions unless things are clearly defined and made concrete.
 
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another question, how do you swetup companies like this, with nominees or without ? and what about banking easy to get banking for companies like this?
It's gone by now I'm afraid ?
The company still exists, and no one really seems interested in it either.

Yes, banking is extremely difficult to make work for these kinds of setups, especially if you don’t want your name tied to anything.

And no, it’s not a long term solution if you’re relying on a bank account. In that case, you’re better off sticking to crypto.
 
There are many ways to appoint nominees, and, more importantly, to find nominees who actually align with your business needs. I fully agree that there's always a residual risk when using nominees, but if you limit the activity of the company to simple trading and avoid storing significant assets in it, instead routing funds to a more secure structure, then that risk is significantly reduced.

We have far too little information about how people are actually using these companies: where and how they're set up, what purposes they serve, and what kind of nominees are involved.

Each of these points could easily branch out into ten more questions unless things are clearly defined and made concrete.
Using nominees is a significant risk. I don't know if anyone can be trusted these days
 
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Using nominees is a significant risk. I don't know if anyone can be trusted these days
You can’t truly trust anyone, not service providers, not users you meet here, or anywhere else. The only thing you can rely on is what you do yourself. Everyone else comes with a risk.

We’ve discussed this many times before. There are plenty of people who have been seriously burned by nominees. Likewise, there are nominees who’ve been scammed in return. And perhaps most importantly, many simply don’t know what they’re doing, and that’s exactly why they get scammed.

In the end, it doesn't really matter whether we’re talking about nominees or life in general, the principle is the same.
 
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You can’t truly trust anyone, not service providers, not users you meet here, or anywhere else. The only thing you can rely on is what you do yourself. Everyone else comes with a risk.

We’ve discussed this many times before. There are plenty of people who have been seriously burned by nominees. Likewise, there are nominees who’ve been scammed in return. And perhaps most importantly, many simply don’t know what they’re doing, and that’s exactly why they get scammed.

In the end, it doesn't really matter whether we’re talking about nominees or life in general, the principle is the same.
Well the popular trick was to get someone from a third world country some money and use his passport as a nominee without him ever knowing what exists in his name. That trick died off with CRS etc. I found out when I was reading ICJ reports on that trick .
 
The company still exists, and no one really seems interested in it either.

Yes, banking is extremely difficult to make work for these kinds of setups, especially if you don’t want your name tied to anything.

And no, it’s not a long term solution if you’re relying on a bank account. In that case, you’re better off sticking to crypto.
It does seem like things are getting more challenging when it comes to staying anonymous these days. An US LLC can provide some level of privacy, but you're right: once banking is involved, maintaining full anonymity becomes much more difficult.

For me, the key is ensuring that my personal information doesn't end up publicly available on the internet, like it often does in most countries. It's even worse in places like Georgia, where you can easily download copies of passports.
 
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Back that time it was very easy, today it isn't any longer. Better setups are with mentioned methods in mentor group gold but not to miss out on the fact that you can appoint nominees for the entire process. I mean, you don't want setups like this for anything serious og very long term. Short business strategies 2 - 3 years and gone is the company.
I can still get it work this way for some operations, but it is not possible to open real banking.
 
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