Asel Mamytova

Introduction: The Debanking Crisis and Why High-Risk Industries Need Solutions Now The financial world has transformed dramatically. Entrepreneurs launching crypto exchanges, online gaming platforms, forex brokers, and other high-risk ventures face an unprecedented banking challenge: debanking. In 2024, complaints about account closures surged 44% in the UK alone. Banks are increasingly slamming the door shut on

Opening a bank account is a straightforward process for most people—but not for Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs). If you hold or have held a prominent public position, you face significantly stricter scrutiny from financial institutions worldwide. The good news? With proper preparation, transparency, and the right strategy, opening a bank account as a PEP is

Discovering you’re a United States citizen when you’ve never truly lived there can feel like stepping into a legal minefield. For thousands of “Accidental Americans” across the globe, this revelation often arrives not through a welcome letter but through a banking crisis—frozen accounts, denied services, or demands for documentation they never knew they needed. The

In 2025, banks worldwide face mounting pressure from regulators and financial crime watchdogs. Applications that once sailed through now get rejected for even minor compliance concerns. Whether you’re a global entrepreneur, expat, or a corporate officer, knowing these instant denial triggers can save you time, money, and frustration. Why Are So Many Bank Applications Rejected

Introduction When you attempt to open a foreign bank account or make a significant financial transaction, financial institutions don’t simply accept your money and ask questions later. Instead, they follow strict anti-money laundering (AML) rules that require them to understand where your money comes from. This critical process hinges on one document: your source of wealth declaration. Yet