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A mail processor is not a physical address and will not be accepted by banks that require one for KYC purposes.

• toomuchtodo 4y ago
  This has not been my experience with my mail processor (possibly because they enable you to establish residency/domicile as part of your service and have the address put on your drivers license or state ID). Don’t tell Fidelity or American Express shhh. (humorously I work in risk mgmt at a fintech and AML/KYC controls are a part of that)
  • shkkmo 4y ago
    I'd love to know which mail processor does that (mine does not), though I still doubt they would provide that service in the state where I've established permanent residence.
  • csomar 4y ago
    If you don't want to advertise the mail processor publicly, my email is in my profile. Thank you!