Private banking in the USA: US corporate and banking structure

From our office in the United States, Fintech SCB LLC helps international clients incorporate in the United States, open US bank accounts, protect their wealth and manage taxation. Support in 15 languages, with absolute confidentiality.

100 SE 2nd St, Miami, FL 33131, USA

Services from the US office

US companies and operating structure
Formation and administration of LLCs and Corporations in Florida and other states, including federal filings.
  • LLCs and Corporations with EIN and registered agent
  • Structures for non-resident owners
  • Accounting, reporting and annual compliance
United States bank accounts
Bank selection and full support through account opening and compliance, including non-resident clients.
  • Business and personal USD accounts
  • regulatory compliance onboarding and corporate documentation
  • International partners (JPMorgan, HSBC, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Wise, Revolut)
Wealth, offshore and tax management
Wealth protection and tax planning across the United States, Europe and offshore jurisdictions.
  • Trusts, holdings and protection vehicles
  • Offshore accounts with complete documentation
  • Tax residency and international taxation

International banking services in Florida

Florida is the financial gateway between Europe, Latin America and the United States. From our Downtown Miami office we coordinate international banking services for non-resident clients: company structure, US dollar accounts, liquidity management and reporting, through a single point of contact.

US dollar accounts for non-residents

Institution selected against the client profile, a complete corporate dossier and hands-on support at every onboarding step with banks and fintech institutions operating in Florida.

Europe – Florida – Latin America corridor

Collections and payments across euro, US dollar and Latin American currencies, with negotiated pricing and full traceability of corporate flows.

Florida company structure

LLC and Corporation with EIN, registered agent and an operating Miami address: the base US banks expect before an account is opened.

Liquidity and treasury management

US dollar liquidity allocation, short-term instruments and coordination with the client's own advisers in Europe or Latin America.

The Florida office at a glance

Primary operating currency
USD
Languages supported
15
Flow monitoring
24/7

The US office

We meet by appointment at our office in the United States. Every meeting follows a preliminary review of your position, so the first conversation starts with concrete proposals.

100 SE 2nd St, Miami, FL 33131, USA

Frequently asked questions about the US office

Can I set up a US company without living in the United States?
Yes. We assist non-resident clients with LLC and Corporation formation, EIN applications and registered agent appointment, choosing the structure that fits their tax position.
Do I need to be in the USA to open a US bank account?
In most cases no: we prepare corporate and regulatory compliance and coordinate remote onboarding with partner institutions. Where presence is required, we arrange the meeting at our office.
How do I book an appointment at the US office?
Through the contact form: we reply within 24 business hours and arrange a meeting in person or by video call.

Talk to our local team

Describe your need: an advisor from this office will reply confidentially.

We will reply by email within one business day.

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Talk to the US office

Describe your position and we will outline the most suitable corporate structure, bank and tax plan.

Partner list

  • Roberto Balbino— CEO & Founding Partner, Miami
  • Andrea Carlo Di Blasi— Partner — Lawyer specialized in corporate, international, criminal and civil law, Milano
  • Benoît Peeters— Partner — Lawyer specialized in corporate, international, criminal and civil law, Bruxelles
  • Dillon Graham— Partner — Lawyer specialized in corporate, international, criminal and civil law, New York
  • Dmitri Volkov— Partner — Private Banking, Milano
  • Domenico Cerasolo— Partner — Private Banking, Milano
  • Fred Hu— Partner — Holding & Corporate Finance, Miami
  • Gregory Whitfield— Partner — Lawyer specialized in international and banking law and offshore matters, New York
  • Jon Neuhaus— Partner — Holding & Corporate Finance, New York
  • Kenji Nakamura— Partner — International finance, wealth management and cryptocurrency expert, Milano
  • Mariano Alejandro Fernández— Partner — Private Banking, Buenos Aires
  • Matthias Hoffmann— Partner — Lawyer specialized in international and banking law and offshore matters, Milano
  • Mitchell Wickham— Partner — Trust & Wealth Protection, Miami
  • Salvador Di Stefano— Partner — Private Banking, Buenos Aires
  • Shawn Fowler— Partner — Private Banking, New York
  • Valentina Esperanza Marchetti— Partner — Trust & Wealth Protection, Buenos Aires

Liquidity, regularization and crypto conversion

Five operational areas we handle for individuals and companies, with documented procedures, correspondent banks and international tax advice.

Liquidity management

Cash-flow planning across personal and corporate accounts, selection of custodian banks, holding currencies and short-term instruments to protect purchasing power.

Typical example: A company collecting in three currencies centralises cash in a multi-currency account and sets a periodic conversion plan to cut FX exposure.

Any-liquidity management

Management of capital and liquidity in any form: reconstructing the operational trail, building the document file, and liaising with the bank and tax advisers in each country involved.

Typical example: Liquidity held abroad for years is consolidated into a file with a complete banking trail, so it can be moved to a managed account.

Investment sanctions management

Compliance screening of counterparties, banks and financial instruments against EU, OFAC and local sanctions lists, plus restructuring of frozen or at-risk portfolios.

Typical example: A portfolio holding restricted securities is mapped position by position and reorganised into equivalent unrestricted instruments.

Cash to crypto

Converting cash into digital assets through regulated venues, with regulatory compliance, custody arrangements and tax reporting of the position.

Typical example: Part of a company's cash is converted into digital assets via a regulated exchange, with institutional custody and monthly accounting statements.

Crypto to cash

Liquidating digital assets into bank accounts: operational trail, choosing a bank that accepts the credit, capital-gains calculation and filing.

Typical example: A multi-year crypto position is cashed out in tranches to a European account, with the purchase chain documented and a capital-gains schedule.

Let's discuss your case

Confidential preliminary review: describe the transaction and receive the documentation path and estimated timeline.

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