"Slash Bank" the EMI with unlimited Credit Cards and 1.75% cashback?

[Commodus]

Has anyone heard about Slash bank? (joinslash.com)

My friend recommended this bank because they focus on ecommerce entrepreneurs where they offer 2% cashback and infinite credit cards.

They seem to work with Piermont Bank with all necessary licenses.

If someone has experience with them let me know.

 

[disagree]

I tried to apply for an account and they rejected me. They didn't explain why.

 

[Forester]

I tried to apply for an account

Would you mind sharing some details? I mean, for what business you were applying and what was the director(s) and UBO(s) residence and citizenship?

They didn't explain why.

Unfortunately, this happens. Especially in the EU, financial institutions are very often even forced by regulators to behave so. Maybe they took an inspiration

 

[yngmind]

Especially in the EU

Slash is an American company.

Do you mean EU residents can face issues with the American EMI?

 

[Forester]

Slash is an American company.

Sure

Do you mean EU residents can face issues with the American EMI?

I have meant that the compliance guys from Slash or the US regulator could have been inspired by their EU counterparts. (With EU banks/EMIs, it is completely common to receive no information. US banks usually were not so silent in the past.)

 

[koohl]

No matter where you come from or which company you apply for an account with, they can reject you and your business without providing a reason; this is nothing new.

But posting that they have rejected you without knowing what you applied with and where you come from doesn't make much sense, other than allowing the reader to just say, 'OK.