"Foreign owner"
= rejected
Your LLC is perfectly legal - but a non-resident owner without an SSN puts you in the highest-friction category for U.S. banks. Most simply decline, without explanation.
Deadlines
don't wait
June 1 franchise tax, registered agent renewal, April federal filings. Miss them from abroad with failing foreign cards, and your company loses its good standing.
Clients expect U.S. details
American customers want to pay a U.S. counterparty through U.S. rails. Asking them to wire abroad costs you trust - and sometimes the deal.
Verify your company (KYB)
Formation documents, EIN, owners' IDs. Full checklist upfront — no drip-feed of surprise requests. Target decision: Day One for standard companies with complete documents.
Set up your payments
A 20-minute call with your manager: franchise tax, agent, suppliers, incoming payment details for your clients. In English or Spanish.
Operate
Payments run on schedule, confirmations land in your WhatsApp, and every transfer generates a document in your company's name. One person to call if anything ever needs attention.
Not a bank account - and it doesn't pretend to be one. Regulated payment infrastructure that covers what your Delaware company actually needs.
Your customers pay in dollars through the U.S. banking system, like they would any local vendor. Every incoming payment documented in your company's name.
Franchise tax, registered agent, accountant, U.S. suppliers and contractors — one-off or scheduled, with a receipt for every transfer.
Send profits home to Latin America and beyond, or keep working capital in dollars — shielded from local currency swings.
On/off-ramp between stablecoins and USD inside a regulated framework — with the paper trail your accountant and your bank will accept.
Convert and transfer stablecoins, track every transaction and download turnover reports.
Everything happens in your personal account.
Direct access to a dedicated account manager.
If something doesn't fit your case — write to us, we'll figure it out together.
No — and we say so plainly. Bilder US is a licensed money transmitter: we receive and transmit funds on your company's behalf under state supervision. We don't lend or invest your money. For a foreign-owned Delaware company, that covers what an account is actually used for: getting paid, paying, and moving funds — with full documentation.
Typically: certificate of formation, EIN letter, operating agreement, passport of each owner (25%+), proof of address, and a short description of your business and expected flows. You get the full checklist before you start — one list, not a drip-feed.
A prior bank rejection is not disqualifying — non-resident ownership is our core profile, not an anomaly. We approve or decline based on our own verification. What we can't work with: refusal to document source of funds, sanctioned parties, or requests for anonymity.
Yes — it's one of the most common payments our Delaware clients schedule. Set it once and it runs every year before June 1, with a confirmation to your WhatsApp.
USDC and USDT operate as fast settlement rails within our licensed framework: you can convert between stablecoins and USD with documentation for every operation. You never have to touch them if you don't want to — plain USD end-to-end works too. Tax treatment is a question for your accountant.
