Premium Advertising Partner Wallester Business: Free virtual cards – lifehack for any business

[MAITRE]

Bonjour communauté OCT !
Wallester accueille des entreprises enregistrées dans les pays suivants : Australie, Autriche, Belgique, Bulgarie, Canada, Croatie, Chypre, Tchéquie, Danemark, Estonie, Finlande, France, Allemagne, Grèce, Hong Kong, Hongrie, Islande, Irlande, Italie, Lettonie, Liechtenstein, Lituanie, Luxembourg, Malte, Pays-Bas, Norvège, Pologne, Portugal, Roumanie, Singapour, Slovaquie, Slovénie, Espagne, Suède, Suisse, Royaume-Uni et États-Unis.

Nous n'embarquons pas d'entreprises de pays interdits par Visa, veuillez vérifier les informations réelles sur le site Web Visa.com.
Les entreprises de tous les autres pays que nous étudions au cas par cas.


Bonjour @MAITRE,
Wallester ne délivre pas de formulaires fiscaux en fin d'année. Il appartient à nos clients de gérer eux-mêmes leurs impôts en fonction de leurs besoins individuels.

Hello @Wallester. Thank you for this feedback but that does not answer my question. I will formulate it more simply: Do you apply the CRS standard with the automatic transfer of account data to the States concerned? Thank you in advance for your feedback.

 

[aiden1]

Opened an account and currently pending verification. Which card issuance provider / service does Wallester user to emit its cards?

 

[johnnys]

I run a PPC advertising agency UK Ltd company. So, needs VCC to streamline ad payments.
Applied for an unaccount but unfortunately I was declined with no explanation.

I'm sad .

Any body knows any alternative that has multiple BINs and accept UK Ltd company?

 

[uplana]

Any body knows any alternative that has multiple BINs and accept UK Ltd company?

belongs to a new thread not their sales thread!

 

[Wallester]

Hello @Wallester. Thank you for this feedback but that does not answer my question. I will formulate it more simply: Do you apply the CRS standard with the automatic transfer of account data to the States concerned? Thank you in advance for your feedback.

Hello, @MAITRE

We do not apply this standard because we are not a bank and do not open financial accounts for clients. We are an authorized payment institution, allowing our clients to open Wallester Business accounts and issue corporate cards for any business expenses.

Thank you.

 

[GF150]

Hello @Wallester,
It's great to find out that that you don't apply CRS ..... presently. What prospects can you see in this matter ?
On the other hand, can a Company have a business account in its own name and its own IBAN for SEPA transfers ?
Unlike some other Payment Service Providers, it's unclear how exactly the wire transfers (First-party, in particular) will
be effected. Any helpful information ? TNX!

 

[GF150]

Somewhat embarrassing a question, isn't it ? No wonder I get no answer. Can I help in any way ?
What if I suggest that Wallester will not open a real account but will rely on an already existing one (with a bank or with an EMI) and will connect the issued card(s) to it. So, actually, you must have a EU account up and running before submitting an application and hopefully get a card, right ?

 

[Wallester]

Somewhat embarrassing a question, isn't it ? No wonder I get no answer. Can I help in any way ?
What if I suggest that Wallester will not open a real account but will rely on an already existing one (with a bank or with an EMI) and will connect the issued card(s) to it. So, actually, you must have a EU account up and running before submitting an application and hopefully get a card, right ?

Hello,

Wallester Business is a comprehensive payment solution. We offer the ability to open an account, fund it through various options (wire transfer, card-to-card top-up, or cryptocurrency), and issue cards for yourself and/or your employees to manage any business-related expenses.

Thank you!

 

[GF150]

Thank you, but why not reply to my first post first ? Or, at least, indicate a URL where we can find this capital information:
Can we get an individual IBAN associated to a business account? Can we make first-party and third-party incoming transfers using that IBAN ? Can we get a business (as apposed to personal) card ? This is a key piece of information isn't it ?

 

[GF150]

Sorry, should be "as opposed....", of course.

 

[Wallester]

Thank you, but why not reply to my first post first ? Or, at least, indicate a URL where we can find this capital information:
Can we get an individual IBAN associated to a business account? Can we make first-party and third-party incoming transfers using that IBAN ? Can we get a business (as apposed to personal) card ? This is a key piece of information isn't it ?

Hello,

For quicker and more efficient communication, please contact us at [email protected]. We will be happy to provide all the details about the Wallester Business solution and how we can help meet your needs.

Thank you!

 

[GF150]

Yes, I certainly will, when the time comes, thank you! However, it wasn't just a question about me, myself and I. As you were advertising in order to, presumably, address a large number of people, I thought it was a sensible thing to ask you clarify what service you provide, exactly. I wasn't smart enough to find that info out in your website, so I asked you. I (wrongfully ?) thought that you would be proud to explain your business, not be ashamed of it, right ?

 

[brianK]

Hey Offshorecorptalk people!

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If you don’t need more than that, you can use this solution for free forever.

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- 300 cards
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- Easy and fast KYC – completed in 24 hours max
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Who’s it for?

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Which needs do you think could be covered with corporate cards? And what features do you usually look for?
Let’s discuss!

does your company requires substance to apply for a business card? you're welcome to DM me if you don't want to post in the thread.

 

[Wallester]

Yes, I certainly will, when the time comes, thank you! However, it wasn't just a question about me, myself and I. As you were advertising in order to, presumably, address a large number of people, I thought it was a sensible thing to ask you clarify what service you provide, exactly. I wasn't smart enough to find that info out in your website, so I asked you. I (wrongfully ?) thought that you would be proud to explain your business, not be ashamed of it, right ?

Hi @GF150, thanks for your patience. Let's clarify things.

We provide corporate cards designed exactly for business expenses, to be used by employees for tasks like media buying, office supplies, client dinners, and more. Each card is linked to a dedicated vIBAN, allowing both first- and third-party transfers to be received. You can also top up balances conveniently with Apple Pay.

Currently, our cards support SEPA-in transfers but not SEPA-out.
However, they can be used for online and offline transactions globally.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.

Thanks, Wallester team

 

[Wallester]

does your company requires substance to apply for a business card? you're welcome to DM me if you don't want to post in the thread.

Hi @brianK ,

To apply for a business card, the company's UBO will need to complete an online KYC process, and in some cases, a video interview may be required. Typically, that’s the only substance that is needed.

Let me know if this clarifies things, and feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions.

Thanks!
The Wallester Team

 

[lagloriacubana]

Hi @GF150, thanks for your patience. Let's clarify things.

We provide corporate cards designed exactly for business expenses, to be used by employees for tasks like media buying, office supplies, client dinners, and more. Each card is linked to a dedicated vIBAN, allowing both first- and third-party transfers to be received. You can also top up balances conveniently with Apple Pay.

Currently, our cards support SEPA-in transfers but not SEPA-out.
However, they can be used for online and offline transactions globally.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.

Thanks, Wallester team

Have you finally lifted the ban on loading Revolut and other apps with the card? I had an account back in the day but I think it was closed because I didn't update the KYC (as I had lost my phone number used to open the account). But it might be worth it to look at it again if you allow SEPA-IN and Loading Revolut etc. with it.

 

[GF150]

Hi @GF150, thanks for your patience. Let's clarify things.

Each card is linked to a dedicated vIBAN, allowing both first- and third-party transfers to be received.

Currently, our cards support SEPA-in transfers but not SEPA-out.
However, they can be used for online and offline transactions globally.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.

Thanks, Wallester team

Dear Wallester team,
Thank you so much for your clarification. Yes, if both first and third-party transfers can be received, that's fine.
Now, as I had written previously, a couple of weeks ago, I sent you an e-mail with just a handful of basic questions
in order to figure out if you had a suitable standard solution for me (I didn't have the above information yet).
I didn't get any answer so far. Was that an accident or you don't answer e-mails at all ? TNX!

 

[dany]

Do you work as a EMI or more like a card provider?

 

[GF150]

Do you work as a EMI or more like a card provider?

Hi, dany,
Not at all. Still worse, I'm looking for one and have been in search of a decent EMI+card provider for months.
Some just don't reply others have unacceptable conditions or lack some important for me services. So,
for some time I'll keep searching.

 

[dany]

Do you work as a EMI or more like a card provider?

To @Wallester