Which country has which bank accounts?

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For non-resident users, Relay and Mercury are available in the Example America region. I want to open a company in Hong Kong. Which banks can I use? In which region is your company located and which banks do you use?
 

Banks You Can Use in Hong Kong (for Company Accounts)


Here are the most commonly used and reliable banks for business accounts in Hong Kong:


Traditional Banks (Good for Larger or Established Businesses):


  1. HSBC Hong Kong
    • Pros: Global reputation, multi-currency accounts, good online banking.
    • Cons: Lengthy and strict onboarding process.
    • Website: https://www.hsbc.com.hk
  2. Standard Chartered Hong Kong
    • Pros: Good for international business, decent online interface.
    • Cons: High fees, approval can take time.
  3. Bank of China (Hong Kong)
    • Pros: Strong local presence, good for China-HK trade.
    • Cons: Interface and service may favor Mandarin/Cantonese speakers.
  4. Hang Seng Bank
    • Subsidiary of HSBC, easier access for startups, and lower fees than HSBC.
  5. DBS Bank (Hong Kong)
    • Singapore-based, user-friendly online services, good for SMEs.



Virtual / Neobanks (Easier Onboarding, Fewer Physical Requirements):


  1. Airwallex
    • Best for startups and online businesses with global needs.
    • Supports multi-currency accounts and FX.
  2. Statrys
    • Specializes in business accounts for SMEs and foreign-owned companies.
  3. Neat (by Rapyd) (Note: Under Rapyd now)
    • Once popular with startups. Check current status as it’s evolving.
  4. Currenxie
    • Virtual business account provider with FX and multi-currency support
 
Once you have a HK company, you will be able to accept payment through Payoneer Checkout (https://www.payoneer.com/checkout/), you can be in contact with them to check if they provide you with a banking solution as well.

Apart from that, you can also check Statrys, I guess it's a good solution for your case
 
Hey, you can try Payset.io, very reputable banking provider, supports jurisdictions such as HK, offers multi-currency accounts as well as OTC services
 
Why do you want a company in HK?
Anyway Airwallex is an easy option if you don't want to travel.
 
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