The best way to open a business bank account for your money transfer company is to prepare your compliance documents, demonstrate strong AML procedures, and approach the right banking partners that actively work with MSBs.
Having worked with hundreds of money transfer firms and analyzing thousands of case studies, we’ve identified actionable steps to navigate compliance requirements, minimize rejections, and open accounts efficiently. Our methods have helped more than 95% of our clients secure business bank accounts tailored for money transfer companies.
Opening a compliant, long-term bank account is a major challenge for MSBs and remittance businesses. We help you navigate requirements, avoid rejections, and get the banking access you need to operate confidently.
Get BankingThrough extensive analysis, most entrepreneurs fail to get approved for a Money Transfer Company Business Bank Account because they underestimate regulatory scrutiny, skip vital compliance documents, and approach the wrong banks.
Many banks do not support money transfer or MSB operations, leading to rejections if approached without research.
Inadequate or poorly presented compliance documentation significantly reduces the chance of approval.
Failing to understand or address enhanced KYC/AML requirements is a key reason for rejected applications.
Our proven 4-step method has helped dozens of remittance companies open and maintain stable banking relationships globally.
Research and shortlist banks with a proven track record of working with money transfer companies.
Ensure your AML policies and business plan clearly demonstrate regulatory adherence and risk mitigation.
Leverage the expertise of consultants who specialize in securing business banking for money transfer firms.
Present a tailored application with supporting documents that address the specific concerns of MSB account approval teams.
We help MSBs, remittance companies, and fintechs secure bank accounts globally—even in high-risk jurisdictions. Whether you need U.S. MSB Friendly banking, a European EMI setup, or multi-jurisdictional guidance, we’ve got you covered.