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The United States offers non-resident founders an unrivaled mix of capital, talent, and legal protections, but banks and regulators insist on a verifiable street address and recent utility bill before they will open accounts or process payments.
Expanding your e-commerce business to the US market is an exciting step, but navigating payment processing as a non-resident can be tricky. This guide simplifies the process of opening Stripe and PayPal accounts by establishing a US company. We'll cover the key steps, including company formation, banking, and tax requirements, to help you unlock the potential of the American market.
Securing investment for your Fintech startup in the US is a huge opportunity. However, it also comes with significant challenges related to legal compliance, taxation, and financial structuring. This post explains why partnering with experienced professionals, like Clemta, is vital to your fundraising success and long-term growth.
Despite global trade tensions and rising tariffs, the U.S. remains a promising market for new businesses. Government incentives supporting domestic manufacturing, a large consumer base, and a thriving innovation ecosystem offer significant advantages. Entrepreneurs can thrive by strategically navigating tariffs through local sourcing, diversified supply chains, and thorough market research. The U.S. provides a supportive regulatory environment and access to a skilled workforce, making it an ideal location for sustainable growth.
Vietnamese entrepreneurs are increasingly looking to the U.S. for business opportunities. Incorporating in the U.S., especially through an LLC, unlocks access to global payment platforms like Stripe and PayPal, which can be difficult to obtain directly from Vietnam. Clemta simplifies this process, providing a fast and easy way for Vietnamese founders to establish a U.S. company and gain access to international markets. This opens doors to global growth and greater financial stability.
Navigating the US market as a non-resident founder demands robust risk management—business insurance (from general liability and property to cyber and professional liability) is essential to protect against lawsuits, asset loss, and data breaches. Clemta simplifies this process by partnering with Next Insurance to provide tailored, affordable policies and a seamless digital experience, so you can secure comprehensive coverage in minutes. With the right insurance in place, you safeguard your venture’s future, bolster credibility, and focus entirely on growth.
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