Any experience with Sable (US Bank)?

[Tr0nad0r]

only possible because you had the accounts with the other banks or is it standard procedure that they open accounts remote like EU EMI's do?

It's their standard procedure, they only onboard clients through their mobile app.

 

[MiddleEuroAsia]

If a foreigner returns to their country of origin, of course the bank will cancel the credit card. Look at it from the bank's perspective. If a non-resident foreigner fails to pay the balance on a credit card, how can the bank possibly collect what is owed if the account holder does not live in the U.S.? Why take that risk?

Some banks do take these risks, and if the other party fails to pay his duties and fled the country, that's where banks/financial institutions call people like me

 

[MiddleEuroAsia]

Wonder how many US based EMI's there are beside Mercury and which may accept Latin American's.

there are great and innovative digital finance solutions in the US, and it's more than just an EMI, these are real groundbreaking innovations, here are the list:

the pioneer of this industry is Brex.

See my answer here to know more about brex:

https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/brex-financial-os.31465/#post-154314
and there are brex's rivals, they are pretty great too, here take a look at each one of them:

https://ramp.com/
https://www.airbase.com/
https://getdivvy.com/
seems like this is the future of finance, regular EMIs are cool and all, but businesses and big corps need more than just a bank account to manage their finances.

 

[suzy]

Does someone know if it is possible as an foreigner to apply for any account with this bank?

When reading their website it looks to me like they are more or less for US citizens only!