How to Track SWIFT Payments?
Tired of wondering where your international payments are and when they will arrive? Tracking SWIFT can be a challenging task, but it doesn't have to be. In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know to track your wire transfers.
The Ultimate Guide to SWIFT Payments
Today, SWIFT spans every continent, including more than 200 nations and over 11,000 institutions globally. SWIFT payments: What are they, how do they work, why should you use them, and how do you get a SWIFT account? Read all about it in this article.
What is SEPA Instant?
SEPA Instant allows for immediate euro transfers between participating banks in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).
The Global Currency Pairs: Majors, Minors, and the Exotics
Learn about commodity, exotic, major, and minor currency pairs as well as the workings of the forex market.
How Many Bank Accounts Do Businesses Need?
If you’re a business owner, you’ve likely been in this dilemma for some time. It can be confusing to decide how many bank accounts your business should have.
What is a Sole Trader Business Bank Account?
A sole trader (also known as a sole proprietor) business bank account is a special type of bank account specifically designed for self-employed people who run their own businesses.
Does a Limited Company Need a Business Account?
If you've just set up a limited company, you may be wondering whether you need to open a business bank account. After all, it's not always clear what the requirements are and which type of account is most appropriate for your business.
All You Need to Know about Business Bank Statements
How to obtain the business bank statement, whom to send it to and not, how to deal with errors, is it possible to remove old transactions, and other questions every business owner/manager must know the answer to.
Why and How Open a Business Bank Account
A business bank account keeps your personal and business finances separate, which is vital for legal and tax purposes.
The Markets in Cryptoassets (MiCA) EU Regulation
The implementation of MiCA, the EU's cryptocurrency regulation, not only harmonizes and regulates crypto assets within the EU, but also affects non-EU countries by setting standards for cross-border services and introducing rules for market abuse, anti-money laundering, and combating the financing of terrorism.