Banking & Transactions

An entity without a working account cannot do much. We introduce you to banks that understand Labuan structures and prepare the application with you.

An introduction, and the work behind it.

Opening an account for a Labuan entity takes more than a form. The bank wants to know who stands behind the structure, where the money comes from and what it will be used for.

We assemble that picture before you sit down with them.

When the company exists and the money is waiting.

A client incorporates in Labuan and has an invoice to send that week. His customers pay in three currencies. He needs an account that takes all three, from a bank that does not treat a Labuan entity as a warning sign.

We help prepare the file and stay in the room.

Your part is to tell us what the entity does and provide us with the supporting documents.

The shortlist

We tell you which banks suit your activity.

The documents

We assist in the preparation of the documentation and check it before it goes in.

The questions

If the bank has any queries, they will contact us and you.

The bank makes the decision, and nobody can promise you otherwise.

A bank that knows your file.

You end up with a relationship rather than a one-off approval. The bank has a name to call at ITMC when something needs explaining, which is usually faster than explaining it yourself.

Common questions

Which banks do you work with?

That depends on your activity and where your money moves. We will recommend the ones that fit once we know what the entity does.

Will I have to travel to open the account?

Some banks may want to meet you and others do not. We will advise you which before you apply, so it does not arrive as a surprise.

Can one account hold several currencies?

Multi-currency accounts are available. Which currencies depends on the bank you end up with.

Corporate Services

A bank asks about the entity before it asks about the money. Corporate services keeps that side in order.

Corporate Services →

Ready to open a Labuan bank account?

Tell us what the entity does and we will say which banks are worth approaching.