The Access to Banking - Introduction Service from Faisal Khan LLC is a paced introduction program connecting clients with eight to nine vetted solution providers who can assist with banking, for one fixed fee. Issued 5 May 2026, the three-page service sheet targets a familiar pattern: a bank conversation goes well, then compliance review stalls it or the account never opens.
The diagnosis is direct — "the bottleneck is not effort. It is access to the right counterparties, the ones already comfortable with your risk profile." Faisal Khan LLC states it has spent over 15 years building a network of banking and payment solution providers across the US, UK, EU and offshore jurisdictions, and this program puts direct, named introductions to work at a deliberate pace: two to three per week over three to four weeks, so no conversation gets lost in an overwhelming batch.
The fee is USD 1,995, payable in advance and non-refundable once introductions begin, for early-stage companies holding a license but without active, stable transaction flows. Established operators with live volumes engage under bespoke pricing at USD 7,500 — same network, same introductions, priced to where the business stands.
What the guide covers:
- The four-step process: pay, onboard, meet providers, engage on your own terms
- Why introductions are paced at two to three per week rather than delivered all at once
- The two pricing tiers and what distinguishes early-stage from established-operator eligibility
- Who the service fits — MTOs, MSBs, fintechs, and crypto businesses needing fiat rails
- Who it explicitly excludes — idea-stage projects without budget to engage a provider
- The scope boundary: introductions only, with diligence and terms left to client and provider
The deliverable is access, not outcome — a defined number of matched introductions, with no banking relationship guaranteed.