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Bank Accounts for Companies in Cyprus

Opening a bank account is a key step for the operation of a Cypriot company. Although regulations have tightened due to KYC and AML policies, Cyprus remains competitive.

Key Points:

  • Banks require full company details (memorandum, certificates)

  • Identification documents are required for shareholders and directors

  • The country of residence and the company’s activity are examined

Fintech Solutions:
Many companies prefer to open accounts with fintech platforms such as Wise, Revolut, Payoneer, offering multi-currency capabilities and low fees.

Need help opening a corporate account? Contact us for solutions with Cypriot and international banks.

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With the establishment of your company through us, we offer free of charge:

  1. Invoicing / bookkeeping software and accounting entries
  2. Domain name registration in .com or .eu
  3. 1 consultation per month, with a duration of 1 hour

Final prices with no hidden charges, including all services required for the maintenance and smooth operation of your company.

Contact Us

For more information, you may contact Localit Consulting to receive detailed answers to your questions.
Phone: 6982220765, +357 22053831, Email: info@localitco.com
 
Alternatively, you may complete the expression of interest form by clicking here, and we will contact you promptly.

The information provided in this article does not, under any circumstances, constitute pressure or encouragement for anyone with the aim of avoiding applicable laws in each country or circumventing proper tax policies. It is intended solely as advisory content and informational articles. The author expressly disclaims any liability towards any individual, entity, or company that acts or refrains from acting based on all or part of the content of this text. Therefore, no action should be taken or reliance placed on the subject matter or the information herein without first obtaining advice from appropriate and competent professionals regarding one’s activity and entity in general.