We support international business at every stage, from choosing a jurisdiction and incorporating your company to setting up banking and payment solutions, residency and citizenship.
Finextwin works with clients worldwide, from startups to holding groups with complex international structures. Every project is handled by a dedicated account manager.
End-to-end support at every stage, from company registration to licensing and immigration solutions.
Asia, Europe, Americas, Caribbean.
Registration from 5 days.
Banks, fintech, EMI,
acquiring and digital assets.
In-house expertise in every jurisdiction, with no subcontractors. Fewer links in the chain means faster turnaround and full control over your case at every stage.
Companies, licences and immigration documents, delivered on the agreed timeline with no delays.
from 2
days to register
90%
cases ahead of schedule
30 min
manager response time
A clear plan from the first call. The status of your case and the next step are always at hand.
A dedicated manager at every stage
The price is fixed in the contract before we start. No hidden fees or extra charges.
Every cost is set out in the contract
We assess every project before we start and take on only cases with a realistic outcome.
100% of projects completed
We respond to enquiries the same day. Messengers, email, calls - the team is always reachable.
Same-day response
You get a clear route, from assessing the task to implementation and ongoing support. We take on the complex work so you can focus on your business.
Start with a consultation →Before any work begins, you get a clear view of the stages, documents, timelines and possible limitations.
Every project is unique. We tailor the solution to the specific task, jurisdiction and business model.
He worked with Chinese suppliers and European buyers through a Russian entity. Some partners stopped accepting payment from Russian accounts and two deals nearly collapsed. He needed a neutral structure.
Solution We incorporated a Hong Kong Ltd, opened an account with a Hong Kong bank for incoming EU payments and a second account with a Chinese bank for settlements in yuan. Contracts moved across within a month.
The banking stage worried me most, I expected a refusal over the Russian counterparties in our history. The first bank did turn us down, the second approved. EU payments now arrive without delays or questions.
The company sold subscriptions to its service but could only take payment by bank transfer. Clients in the US and Asia dropped off at the checkout stage because there were no card payments and no recurring billing.
Solution We opened an account with a Lithuanian EMI, set up a merchant account accepting cards in 20+ currencies and configured acquiring through a PSP for a subscription model with automatic charges.
The business model paperwork took the longest, the platform had a lot of questions about subscriptions and refunds. Once it went live, US clients stopped dropping off at checkout and we saw it straight away.
An entrepreneur running a remote business planned to move to Europe with his wife and child. He needed to keep working with overseas clients and to secure a status giving him the right to live in the country legally.
Solution We assembled the digital nomad visa file, evidenced his income and track record with foreign clients, supported the consular application and helped him open a Spanish bank account after arrival.
I was braced for the consulate to pick apart every single document. One paper did come back for correction, but the replacement was ready in two days. We now live outside Valencia and I kept the same clients.
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