This article is a continuation of the previous one, where we integrated the digital nomad, where we continue to explore the options allowing Internet entrepreneurs to successfully structure their business. In this article, we talked about the importance of having a legal person, but we didn’t discuss bank accounts (to come) or merchant accounts.
In this article, I’m going to show you how to structure your business with a merchant account or a payment processor to accept credit card payments over the web. You can call this article: where to find a high risk processor merchant account for my online business. First, if you want to avoid all of this and we just want to help you get an account, use the form below.
USA Banking
You may well be able to derive great benefits from a simple installation in the United States. Indeed, the bank in the United States offers distinct advantages. Being the largest economy in the world (at the time of publication), the United States also has the most advanced banking system, which offers simple benefits to start-ups and SMEs. There are many different options in terms of credit card processing, which can be a good place to start if you want to process your payments online.
Many companies profit greatly from selling on Amazon or connecting to a Silicon Valley giant such as Paypal or Stripe, simply because these platforms make payments easier. As shown in the diagram below, the payment processor (complete solution, such as Paypal) provides the merchant’s gateway and account. They often secure their own independent relationships with the bank. It is therefore difficult to negotiate preferential terms. However, you don’t need to know the payments to get started. Ideal for beginners or those just starting out.
Advantages: Quick Installation, Easy Installation, Low Cost And Easy To Start.
Disadvantages: Potential commitments both tax and legal. In addition, the tax situation is complicated and becomes more so, especially for online merchants once they have reached a certain size.
As you can see in the diagram on the right, your website interfaces with a complete solution. In fact, Paypal makes it easy for people to accept payments on their website. Many providers never understand the complete concept of how technology actually processes customers’ credit cards. Even then, this is an oversimplification, but it illustrates an important point and a distinction between processing onshore and offshore credit cards for your needs as a seller.
In larger markets, the industry has consolidated and is relatively transparent, which means that very low rates are possible and that you can find a “one stop shop” for your payment needs. However, if you are dealing with risky payments, if you own an offshore company or if you want to better control the processing, you may need to obtain a merchant account and sign a contract directly with an investment bank. The Bottom Line: Set up a Wyoming LLC company for a fast, simple, and inexpensive payment card solution for your high risk online payment processing activities.
A number of different requirements and charges go along with selling from the UK. You can see that the burden of proof is quite heavy on the seller. However, the EU and the UK offer a large buyer market with ready-to-use credit cards. Certain structures can take advantage of this market and possibly offer a tax-free configuration to the seller while respecting local laws and regulations. When dealing with an offshore bank, the situation is often very different from what you are normally used to. These banks face a number of high-risk customers and, for this reason, must be rigorous in their application and verification process. This is why it is very useful to have an introduction.
However, the merchant bank doesn’t care where you can get an account, but you do have one. In other words, you can get a merchant bank account with almost any offshore bank account. It is a common misconception and often not understood! In other words, the merchant bank must only be able to transfer money from your merchant account to its bank, to your company’s account in another bank.