When everywhere else says “we can’t help you” – that’s usually where we start.
Most registration agents want clients with an easy passport and a clean file. The founders and companies they turn away are the ones we work with – someone a bank already refused, or a business that needs China set up properly and can’t find anyone who knows the ground.
Who we work with
The situations we know well
Clients usually arrive in one of these. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Founders from high-barrier countries
A bank has told you no, or you already expect it to. You hold a passport from the Middle East, Central Asia, Latin America, Africa or South Asia, and your business runs across borders. Registering the company is rarely the problem for our clients. The hard parts are the bank account and making the company work, and most of our work goes there.
Startups choosing a jurisdiction
You’re early, and where you set up will shape your taxes and how easily you can bank and operate. Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Dubai, Macau or the USA – the right answer depends on several factors, so we compare the options for your case.
Companies expanding into China
You already have a business, and now you need a real presence in China – a wholly-owned company (a WFOE), an account that pays local suppliers, sourcing you can trust, people on the ground.
When something breaks
The problems that bring people in
Problems like these come up after the company is registered.
A bank rejected you →
We find what the bank objected to – often something we can fix before the next application.
Your account froze →
A freeze is usually a compliance review. The bank wants specific questions answered, and we prepare the answers.
A payment is stuck →
Held or returned payments have a reason behind them, and usually a way to get the money moving again.
Ownership has to change →
A partner is leaving, or the shareholding has to change, and you need it done without your banking breaking partway through.
Tell us what you’re up against.
Each of these begins with a free 30-minute call, where we decide whether to take it on and where the work would start.
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