Personal banking
An account that stays put when you move.
Current accounts in USD and other major currencies, savings, fixed deposits and an international debit card — opened remotely and held outside the country you happen to live in.
Personal
An account that stays put when you move
If you live in one country, earn in another and expect to move again, a domestic account becomes a liability rather than a convenience. An international account does not need re-opening every time your address changes.
Everything is handled remotely: the application, the identity checks and the funding. What you get afterwards is a named banker rather than a call queue.
What you need to open one
- Proof of identity
- Proof of address
- Source-of-funds documentation
- A little patience for compliance review
- STEP 1Tell us about yourselfA short application covering who you are, where you are resident and what the account is for.
- STEP 2Verify your identityIdentity and source-of-funds documents, reviewed by a person rather than a form.
- STEP 3Compliance reviewEvery application is reviewed before approval. We will tell you where yours stands.
- STEP 4Fund and start bankingWire your opening balance, and your online access follows.
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Applications are reviewed by a person. So is every question you send afterwards.