jettfu

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by jettfu 1mo ago
You're right, and I missed it before posting. Hong Kong isn't in the table, and it isn't folded into China either. It's simply not covered. The eight countries came from a set of country pages that already existed on the
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by jettfu 1mo ago
I run a US LLC from Hong Kong. Every time I needed to open or replace a business account, I hit the same wall: the comparison articles rank providers by monthly fee and never answer the only question that decides anything, which is whether
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Show HN: Banking Access Index – 19 US banking providers, 8 countries, CC-BY(globalsolo.global)
15 points by jettfu 1mo ago|12 comments
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Show HN: Side-by-side comparison tools for US LLC formation,banking and payments(globalsolo.global)
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by jettfu 7mo ago
In my experience, running a cross-border business in can bring unique challenges, especially around local compliance and payments. The real issue isn't just meeting expat needs — it's ensuring your backend supports multi-currency
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by jettfu 7mo ago
This is a textbook example of concentration risk — your entity formation, payment processing, and customer relationship all running through a single provider. When Stripe Atlas handles your LLC and your payments, a compliance flag in one sy
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by jettfu 8mo ago
Nice execution. The local-first approach is a smart call for this kind of data — most people won't trust a cloud service with their exact location history across countries. One nuance I've run into working in this space: the 183-d