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Try Neat (https://www.neat.hk/ https://www.neat.hk/) - they offer both personal and business accounts to people and businesses worldwide and are based in Hong K
by larrysalibra 8y ago
Try Neat (https://www.neat.hk/ https://www.neat.hk/) - they offer both personal and business accounts to people and businesses worldwide and are based in Hong Kong.
Businesses get a virtual account number at Standard Chartered.
Funds for personal accounts are held at Bank of China Hong Kong.
Both types of accounts get debit cards that ship globally.
I've signed up for a business account and been approved all online.
I think they exclude people from some countries.
Can try here: https://www.neat.hk/signup/start https://www.neat.hk/signup/start
- theodor_shi 8y agothank you! it looks exactly what i looked for
- iristenteije 8y agoYou can make bank transfers out (HK / international) with a business account. For personal accounts you can spend with the card at the moment, but bank transfers are coming soon.
- pentae 8y agoDo they let you send wires anywhere? Does every wire require manual review or extra documentation?
- IWantIn 8y agoAny similar services that let you buy stocks worldwide?
- Youden 8y agoI wouldn't call Interactive Brokers a "similar service" but it's one of the few brokers that offers accounts pretty much worldwide [0] and also one of the few that offers access to pretty much any market [1]. That said, they either cost $10/month (commission or inactivity fee) unless you have a $100k balance with them. [0]: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=7021 https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=7021 [1]: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1562 https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1562
- IWantIn 8y agoWhat if you want to buy and hold as a long term investment?
- Youden 8y agoDepends on your definition of "worldwide". I think IB is pretty unique in that it offers accounts worldwide access to markets worldwide. If you only want access to worldwide markets, you can probably do it with a local brokerage. If you only want a worldwide account, the brokers in the market you want access to will often give you an account.
- zhte415 8y agoFrom their website it seems they don't allow bank transfers out, so money in is, well, in. Getting it out means a 2% fee. FX at 1.5% is also high.