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Author: Натали Соколенко

Account in the payment system or bank: where and who is better to open accounts

Fintech sector is developing with seven leap steps now, offering great opportunities, as well as a high level of reliability and confidentiality. Online payment system is a fast and reliable way of receiving and transferring money through the Internet, making payments on contracts, withdrawing funds to cards, etc. Moreover, international payment systems (PS) enable you to open corporate and personal accounts with unique IBAN, make SWIFT and SEPA payments, while the procedure for opening an account is faster - up to 5 days, the KYC procedure is easier than in the bank. Another advantage is that the payment systems work with VISA, Mastercard, American express, etc. At the same time, the requirements of the banks for verification and identification of customers are constantly growing, banks stop servicing customers from classical offshore zones, moreover, the availability of registration in positive jurisdiction also does not guarantee that the bank will not close an account or it will not check each transaction thoroughly. Advantages and disadvantages of international payment systems (PS) [InsertImageLightGallery...

New requirements for opening a bank account in Malta

Malta is rapidly becoming an international banking center, and today it has offices of more than 25 international banks. Among them are HSBC, BNP Paribas Fortis, Deutsche Bank, as well as the world-famous Mediterranean Bank, Bank of Valleta and APS Bank Ltd. The Maltese banks remain well-capitalized and have high liquidity which makes them attractive both for the deposits of individuals and legal entities, and for current banking operations. Until recently, opening a bank account in Malta was a simple and quick procedure for the customers from around the world, provided they met the requirements of the bank. However, in connection with the implementation of the new European legislation which entered into force in 2014, the European Central Bank assumed the authority to regulate the banking system of Malta at the highest level, significantly tightening the regulatory requirements for the prevention of money laundering and financing of terrorism (Directive (EU) 2015/849). Consequently, the local banks had to reconsider their requirements for the KYC procedure ("know your customer") and compliance. Now, not everyone can open a corporate bank account in Malta. Our specialists...