Building a Wyoming LLC correctly — especially as a non-US founder — is where precision matters.
We provide strategic consulting designed to help global founders establish structurally sound, banking-ready, and compliance-aware companies.
100% Remote-friendly
Cross-border aware
Built for internationally operated businesses
What We Help You Get Right Before Anything Goes Live
A Wyoming LLC works only when the surrounding architecture supports it.
ownership structuring
US tax exposure triggers
banking positioning
payment processor readiness
reporting awareness
cost predictability
institutional expectations
common mistakes
STRIPE & US BANKING FOR NON-US FOUNDERS
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE ADVISORY
Formation is rarely the hard part.
Banking is.
Payment processors are.
Institutional review is.
We advise founders on preparing their companies for these processes — before they apply.
US Banking Strategy Consulting
Includes guidance on:
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business bank account approach for non-US founders
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institutions offering digital and physical cards
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structural signals banks evaluate
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risk factors that delay onboarding
Stripe Readiness Consulting
For many online companies, Stripe compatibility is mission-critical.
We provide strategic guidance designed to help founders approach onboarding with a structure aligned with commonly expected operational standards.
Financial institutions make independent decisions — however, founders who complete proper structural preparation are typically far better positioned when entering these processes.
TAX COMPLIANCE
Most Penalties Are Preventable.
Non-US founders often discover compliance obligations too late.
We provide foundational tax compliance awareness designed to help you understand:
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core IRS and other reporting expectations
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registered agent requirements
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procedure and timelines for obtaining EIN (employer identification number)
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administrative timelines
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common non-compliance triggers
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early-stage obligations
Clarity early on helps reduce the likelihood of unnecessary penalties and operational disruption.
Quiet structure creates operational freedom.
