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Which banks accept high risk clients in 2020?

JustAskin

JustAskin

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Looks like I am considered being a high risk client. I am doing marketing for forex/gambling companies and my onshore banks stopped accepting transactions related to these.
I need a real bank account (no EMI/fintech) where I can get my payments.

Please recommend as many banks as possible.
My business is legit, onshore, in an European country.
 
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Dandyline said:
Not sure why promoting forex or any other service would consider you as high risk.

Anyway, just tell the bank that you are promoting something else that its not considered high risk. Or simply say you are running a marketing company and dont go to much into details.
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They will want those details, screenshots, agreements, invoices to know in detail what are you into. If you say marketing company, they will want to know exactly what kind of marketing, what are you promoting or selling etc. You can't just say marketing company and open auto workshop.
 
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Financial Services consulting and business introducer. Could be a good reason and if you can tweak your contracts to suit they may look at it differently.
 
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BlueMist said:
They will want those details, screenshots, agreements, invoices to know in detail what are you into. If you say marketing company, they will want to know exactly what kind of marketing, what are you promoting or selling etc. You can't just say marketing company and open auto workshop.
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Sounds crazy to me, they should be happy to get new customers. Never had a bank ask me that much details.

I assume he is working with a affiliate network, so would be easy to give details but for another niche.
 
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Dandyline said:
Sounds crazy to me, they should be happy to get new customers. Never had a bank ask me that much details.

I assume he is working with a affiliate network, so would be easy to give details but for another niche.
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You must be new here and you didn’t open a business bank account in the last years for high risk businesses. Banks don’t understand affiliate networks. European banks will ask for as much details as possible. Lately I tried to explain Bank of Cyprus about ad network aggregator, something like Admob, they don’t understand. They want to know who will I be advertising through admob (so who are their customers) like if I knew who will they sell the ad space.
 
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BlueMist said:
You must be new here and you didn’t open a business bank account in the last years for high risk businesses. Banks don’t understand affiliate networks. European banks will ask for as much details as possible. Lately I tried to explain Bank of Cyprus about ad network aggregator, something like Admob, they don’t understand. They want to know who will I be advertising through admob (so who are their customers) like if I knew who will they sell the ad space.
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Affiliate marketing is not a high risk business.

I have opened business accounts in several european countries and never had any issues.

I can assume that some banks in cyprus and similar countries can have issues like this due to lazy and non business minded staff.
 
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Dandyline said:
Affiliate marketing is not a high risk business.

I have opened business accounts in several european countries and never had any issues.

I can assume that some banks in cyprus and similar countries can have issues like this due to lazy and non business minded staff.
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Cyprus has always been business minded place. Affiliate gambling is what is considered high risk.
 
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You might have a look at the service bank.pro that helps to open bank accounts. However i do not have experience with them and i would also be very interested about every ones opinion about them, becasue i would be very interested to work with them, but since banking data is very confidential, i am havin a hard time to give them all the information. this is also generally an interesting pint that i also would be intersted to hear from you what you think about this and what you recommedn to protect against identity theft or illegal personal data sellers. I saw services that are monitoring the dark net for information about one self. that i would be also very intersted about your expreiences with monitoring companies like that. I am also unsure if i should post my 3 questins in this one post in several new post? 1. Experiences and Info concerning bank.pro 2. protection against identity theft and data crimes 3. monitoring oneself on the dark net services --- should i?
 
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JustAskin said:
Looks like I am considered being a high risk client. I am doing marketing for forex/gambling companies and my onshore banks stopped accepting transactions related to these.
I need a real bank account (no EMI/fintech) where I can get my payments.

Please recommend as many banks as possible.
My business is legit, onshore, in an European country.
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Hey,

Try applying to the Pacific Private Bank.

I am partnered with this bank, so I am sure they accept fx/gambling. ;)
 
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