Most entrepreneurs think the hardest part of going global is opening a company.
The hard part comes after: figuring out how to receive payments across borders, manage expenses in multiple currencies, stay compliant in a foreign market, and keep operations running without a local team or local knowledge.
How do you open a business bank account without being physically in the U.S.? How do you receive payments from American clients? How do you manage expenses and stay on top of tax compliance? How do you run a company from thousands of miles away?
Incorporation is step one. But the operational layer: banking, payments, compliance, financial management, is where most entrepreneurs get stuck.
Solving the Full Stack Problem
That’s why Globalfy and Revolut Business have partnered: to close the gap between opening a company and actually running one.
Globalfy handles the legal and operational layer:
- https://globalfy.com/en/start-company/U.S. company formation
- EIN application support
- Bookkeeping and accounting
- Tax compliance
- Ongoing operational guidance
Revolut Business handles the financial layer:
- Multi-currency accounts — hold, send, and exchange in 25+ currencies from one place
- International transfers to 150+ countries at interbank rates, within 2 business days
- Currency exchange with no fees within your monthly plan allowance
- Corporate cards for team expenses
- Bulk payroll pay up to 1,000 salaries at once via CSV upload
Together, these two layers give founders the infrastructure to operate a global business from day one.
Who Is This For
Revolut Business is available to entrepreneurs residing in the U.S., the UK, Canada, Mexico, India, Australia, the EEA, and several other countries as long as the company is registered and has a physical presence in the United States.
If your country isn’t on the list yet, you can still apply and be added to a prioritized waitlist.
How It Works in Practice
A founder opens a U.S. LLC through Globalfy. Within days, they have a legal entity, an EIN, and access to Revolut Business where they can receive USD payments from American clients, hold balances in multiple currencies, and pay international suppliers without unnecessary conversion fees.
No need to fly to the U.S. to open a bank account. No need to juggle multiple platforms. No time lost on financial operations that should be invisible.
Infrastructure should enable growth, not slow it down.
Where to Start
- Check if your business is eligible
- Explore multi-currency accounts
- Learn about international transfers
- See currency exchange options
- View corporate card features
Because opening a company is just the beginning.
Operating successfully at a global scale that’s where the real journey starts.