Liberty Reserve is your friend while they dont take credit cards, its purely annonymous and most russians do business with it...Or bitcoin's but that shit is hard to purchase you could pick up liberty reserve in a few days via western union!
Let's say hypothetically you have an opportunity to go into a relatively new niche business, although you're providing a product/service that's not legal to sell in your country of residence.
Liberty Reserve is your friend while they dont take credit cards, its purely annonymous and most russians do business with it...Or bitcoin's but that shit is hard to purchase you could pick up liberty reserve in a few days via western union!
Registrering a company is easy as anything. The difficulty is in finding a bank willing to take on high risk business without previous experience in making big money in such markets. They need to know you can generate a lot of money before considering a high risk account.
What's the risk for the bank? Any bank in the world wants your money. I've had zero problem getting accepted when I inquired a couple years ago. I'm Canadian and I have 3 foreign bank accounts: one in the U.S. and 2 in China.
The risk for a bank is if you ask for a business credit line or anything like that... but just to deposit money in a debit account, they'll welcome you with arms wide open... unless you're related to Gaddafi.
He's talking about applying for merchant accounts, which does carry risk to the acquiring bank.