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Apply for an Offshore Merchant Account
Application for offshore merchant accounts is always free. Offshore merchant accounts are established for companies located throughout the world.
The minimum monthly processing volume required to submit an application for an offshore merchant account is $50,000.
Offshore merchant accounts are established directly with international acquiring banks. When the offshore merchant account is approved, merchants receive documentation from the bank detailing all applicable terms and conditions of the account.
Start up companies are not accepted.
Offshore Merchant Accounts Build Business
Companies establish offshore merchant accounts to minimize risk and maximize business growth.
Businesses with offshore merchant accounts protect the future of their businesses.
Once approved, offshore merchant accounts have unlimited processing capacity.
Many merchants process millions of dollars per month.
Merchants from all over the world have successfully established and diversified merchant account processing.
Apply today and discover how easy it is to establish your offshore merchant account.
Offshore Merchant Account Rates and Reserves
Discount rates on offshore merchant accounts vary based on industry type, underwriting criteria and jurisdiction of the merchant bank.
Often a high risk merchant wants to know whether or not an account will be approved before submitting a complete application. Of course, a merchant will also be interested in finding out what rates will be.
A quick way to obtain the information is simply to submit a pre-application form, along with three months of processing statements.
The merchant will be informed of the likelihood of approval and anticipated rates. Although not a guarantee of acceptance, it helps the merchant decide whether or not to move forward with a complete application.
The acquiring bank issues a merchant identification number (MID). The MID is the signal that the merchant can begin using the account for processing.