What banks would work with a Belize or Nevis trust ? I read Belize is best for asset protection starting from day 1 unlike some others having time limits. I might need protection too nowadays it's essential just for my childrenNo you do not need accounting and i would suggest https://acmetrustnevis.com/
But do your own research and don't take my word for it.
Also banking is a bit problematic but for my use case is all good.
And by problematic i mean you will get it but they will ask all kinds of docs
So, for me, I have a few EMI institutions as well as banksWhat banks would work with a Belize or Nevis trust ? I read Belize is best for asset protection starting from day 1 unlike some others having time limits. I might need protection too nowadays it's essential just for my children
Belize trust requires Belize LLC or IBC setup with it ? How much did it cost you to setup all this ?So, for me, I have a few EMI institutions as well as banks
EMI
https://verifo.com/
https://rd.group/
https://currenxie.com/en-gb
Banks
https://stlucia.provenbank.com/
https://www.cayebank.bz/
Plenty to meet my needs and all of these will work with the above
Cost breakdownBelize trust requires Belize LLC or IBC setup with it ? How much did it cost you to setup all this ?
What platform you use for brokerage?Cost breakdown
Initial IBC cost 1500$
IBC annual cost 1300$
Trust initial cost: 4000$
Trust annual cost: 3500$
EMI
Verifio: 50 a month = 600 a year
RD group: initial opening fee 2500$ no other costs
Currenxie: No cost for the account only for transfers.
Banks
Proven: 400 for the account opening + 25 a month 300 a year.
Caye bank: 175 initial opening cost + 10 a month 120 a year
One time costs total: 8575$
Ongoing costs 5875$ a year
If you look what I'm getting in return i would call that a bargain
And as a bank? I think Currenxie is reluctant to allow transfers to platforms allowing any kind of crypto transactions such as Swissquote.
No as a broker i have not had issuesAnd as a bank? I think Currenxie is reluctant to allow transfers to platforms allowing any kind of crypto transactions such as Swissquote.
I guess you are not from Europe or expect to have problems with Europe right? I think the weakness for trust setups always relays in the banking and brokerage jurisdiction choice.No as a broker i have not had issues
Unless is a pure Crypto platform such as Binance i don't think they have a problem if you look at it like that many if not most traditional brokers have some sort of crypto capability
For example on Tradestation you can trade bitcoin and etherium
No you don't do it that way you get a company open accounts used them for a year trade in the company etc... And the after a year you open a trust and say to the banks etc... Ohh i put my company in a trust and now the owner and shareholder is the trustI guess you are not from Europe or expect to have problems with Europe right? I think the weakness for trust setups always relays in the banking and brokerage jurisdiction choice.
That makes sense, but even if you transfer the company to the trust later and switch the signatory, Swiss banks still retain the full KYC history. If you were ever listed as UBO or signatory, they already have you on file , and in the event of a case, that alone can trigger a freeze.No you don't do it that way you get a company open accounts used them for a year trade in the company etc... And the after a year you open a trust and say to the banks etc... Ohh i put my company in a trust and now the owner and shareholder is the trust
Does not matter your goal is to protect yourself from lawsuits, divorce etc... any dispute will have to be litigated in Nevis because if you don't live in Switzerland, there is no substance there.That makes sense, but even if you transfer the company to the trust later and switch the signatory, Swiss banks still retain the full KYC history. If you were ever listed as UBO or signatory, they already have you on file , and in the event of a case, that alone can trigger a freeze.