Can a non-resident open a US business bank account?
Often yes, using a US LLC, an EIN and valid identity documents. Some banks require an in-person visit, while online providers usually do not. Each provider sets its own rules and decides on approval, so we guide you but cannot guarantee it.
Overview
Choosing the right account for your LLC
Traditional banks may need a US visit. Online banking and fintech accounts are usually opened remotely.
We explain the trade-offs so you can pick an option that fits how you earn and spend.
Remote-friendly options explained
Document checklist
Application review
Guidance on rejections
Works with Stripe, Wise, Payoneer
What's included
Everything you get with our banking guidance service
No hidden extras — here is exactly what our team handles for you.
Provider shortlist
Options that fit non-resident owners.
Checklist
The exact documents providers ask for.
Pre-check
We review your application before you submit.
Support if declined
Understand why and what to try next.
Payment links
Connect to Stripe, Wise and Payoneer.
Human help
Real people on WhatsApp.
What you need
Documents you need to get started
Keep these ready and our team will guide you through the rest.
Formation documents
EIN letter
Operating agreement
Passport copy
Proof of address
How it works
Four simple steps
From first message to done — with updates at every stage.
1
Get your LLC and EIN
These are usually required first.
2
Pick a provider
We compare options with you.
3
Apply with our review
We check your documents.
4
Start banking
Receive and send USD.
Start your banking guidance today
One-time pricing. Plans from $149 plus the state filing fee, shown before you pay.