Business Tools
What the company needs to operate
Payments, banking, presence, and operations — organised by category. Open a card for how we set each tool up against the company you formed.
Payments
Payment gateways
Set up card and online checkout mapped to where your company is formed — Stripe, PayPal, Payoneer, or a regional acquirer.
View details →Merchant of record
Set up a merchant of record (Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar) so you can take cards without a local merchant account.
View details →Marketplace payments
Connect marketplace payouts — Shopify, Amazon, Etsy and peers — to the entity and bank country that will receive them.
View details →Banking
Business accounts
Open a company bank or e-money account in the company’s name — not a personal signup.
View details →Multi-currency accounts
Hold and pay in USD, GBP, EUR and more — typically Wise Business and similar institutions.
View details →Business cards
Add debit and expense cards to the company account for day-to-day operating spend.
View details →Online presence
Domains
Register the company domain and lock the brand identity banks and gateways will see.
View details →Websites
Launch a live site with real policies — the page banks and payment providers review during onboarding.
View details →Business email
Set up Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 on the company domain. Personal Gmail is a risk flag for banks and gateways.
View details →Cloud and hosting
Put hosting and cloud billing in the company name so the operating file matches the legal entity.
View details →Operations
Accounting
Start the books in the entity’s currency from month one — Xero, QuickBooks, or an equivalent stack.
View details →Invoicing
Send professional invoices from the company, in the right currency, with a record your accountant can use.
View details →Analytics
Add traffic and conversion reporting so the live business matches what providers see on the website.
View details →Phone and communications
Get a reachable business number and one thread for clients, banks, and the advisory desk.
View details →CRM
Stand up a simple pipeline for leads, proposals, and follow-up once the company is taking work.
View details →AI automation
Add support, capture, and reporting automation after the company, email, and payments exist — not instead of them.
View details →Consultation
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