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John82 posted the thread Mauritius PSP license / Can I work with it in Asia? in E-Commerce Discussion.Hi guys, I can’t figure out if I have the Mauritius PSP license. Can my company provide online wallet services for clients in Asian... -
John82 replied to the thread Where to open an account for a Singapore company?.Hi guys, I successfully solved this case. To whom it will be interesting pm me.
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John82 reacted to moneyhoney's post in the thread Where to open an account for a Singapore company? with
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I don't know for a manufacturing business, but in general the banks I suggested don't need a physical office/presence in SG. Other banks... -
John82 replied to the thread Where to open an account for a Singapore company?.Thanks for your reply. I didnt know about these limits. And about the physical presence, the chances of opening an account are reduced...
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What do you mean for "physically in Thailand"? My experience is without physical presence in SG as well. As far as I know, Paypal and...
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John82 replied to the thread Where to open an account for a Singapore company?.Thanks for your replies. The problem is that physically the business is in Thailand, and the chances of opening an account with the OCBC...
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Agree with @moneyhoney banking should be available in Singapore, maybe even HK and certainly in some less respectable location which...
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It will require personal visit right?
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John82 reacted to moneyhoney's post in the thread Where to open an account for a Singapore company? with Like.
Not impossible to open a bank account in SG: OCBC and DBS.
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To which payment system can I connect a Singapore company without a bank account in order to use the company's funds? Most of the funds...
