WHAT YOU NEED
To open a business bank account in the UAE, you’ll need your valid trade license, shareholding structure, MOA/AOA, passport copies of all partners, visa and Emirates ID (if applicable), proof of business activity (invoices, contracts), and office lease agreement.
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BANK RELATION NETWORK
We know which banks are startup-friendly and proactive.
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DOCUMENTATION
Complete and compliant file submission, first time.
03
ONGOING ASSISTANCE
From KYC appointments to online banking setup, we guide every step.
HOW WE WORK
We have considered our solutions to support every stage of your growth. We are the fastest and easiest way to launch SaaS.
Eligibility Assessment
Match your business type and structure with banks most likely to approve.
Document Checklist
Prepare all required documents, forms, and declarations.
Bank Shortlisting
Recommend the most suitable banks based on your activity, nationality, and volume.
Application Submission
Book appointment, submit application, and attend KYC meetings with our guidance.
Account Activation
Follow up on approvals and assist with online banking setup and debit card issuance.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about us.
Which bank is best for a new UAE business?
Depends on your activity, volume, and nationality—we guide you to the best-fit options (Emirates NBD, Mashreq, ADCB, etc.).
Can I open an account without a UAE visa?
Some banks allow non-resident accounts, but most prefer resident visa holders or authorized signatories.
What is the average time for approval?
It ranges from 2–6 weeks depending on the bank’s compliance checks.
Is a physical office lease required?
Yes, most banks require Ejari or a valid tenancy contract for corporate accounts.
Can I have multi-currency or offshore accounts?
Yes, many banks offer multi-currency, offshore, and international accounts depending on your structure.