Do you have telegram or whatsapp ? it would be easier to speak thereSure, I could help with that, but I would need to know more about your crypto activities and some personal details. Feel free to send me an email.
Thank you, but at Hong Kong is it necessary to have a license to hold cryptocurrencies ?Can help you with that, please get in touch
Bank Frick is a Liechtenstein one.All Swiss?
I see. I could swear I walked passed a bank in Zurich that resembles this name. Who knows... I do walk around Zurich a lot.Bank Frick is a Liechtenstein one.
OK. What am I missing here? Cite Gestion doesn't know me. We can establish this. The introducer doesn't know me either. Now, I pay the introducer CHF5K and all of a sudden he becomes an "expert" on my character? But how?An introducer helps in any case.)
Well, they might have a branch in Zürich, I do not recall... And generally, there is a lot of banks in Zürich, almost hard to distinguishI see. I could swear I walked passed a bank in Zurich that resembles this name. Who knows... I do walk around Zurich a lot.
TBMK, it is not working in this way – in CH (and LI), usually.OK. What am I missing here? Cite Gestion doesn't know me. We can establish this. The introducer doesn't know me either. Now, I pay the introducer CHF5K and all of a sudden he becomes an "expert" on my character? But how?
What am I missing here?
Ahhh.... this makes perfect sense. Thank you!Well, they might have a branch in Zürich, I do not recall... And generally, there is a lot of banks in Zürich, almost hard to distinguish
TBMK, it is not working in this way – in CH (and LI), usually.
– Quite often, an introducer does not accept “walk-in” clients (perhaps only exceptionally) but only with some reference from a mutually known person.
– He/she serves as some intermediary between the bank and the client, to relieve both parties from some burden and to ease their situation: he/she knows well what the bank wants to ask and (more importantly ) wants to hear, so he/she can work with the client to elaborate the client's presentation in such a way that this particular bank will be happy – or to seek some another bank that is more expected to onboard the particular client. (Being able to speak both languages, the bank apes' one and the client's one is the essential skill.)
– A CH introducer usually takes his provision from the bank, so he/she does not charge you 5k upfront; sometimes asks for a success fee, sometimes not.
(But this is just my understanding of the situation / what I personally have learned. And it concerns CH /and LI/ only.)
Bottom line: If you need a reference to a CH introducer, feel free to PM me.
You are welcomeAhhh.... this makes perfect sense. Thank you!