The main differences lie in the location that a legal entity inbusinesss. EU Business accounts are applied for companies that are operating businesses in the EU, while EU international Accounts are opened for entities that run business activities outside of Europe. For example, if your enterprise is licensed to operate in regions within the European Union territory, such as German, Italy, Spain, Sweden, etc. Then the most suitable current account for your institution should be a business account.
On the other hand, financial institutions like DNBC Financial Group also provide money remittance service and international company account opening service for establishments doing business outside of the EU. There are little to no limits for enterprises operating anywhere in the world legally when owning an EU international account.
However, there are some of the constraints on opening EU international accounts in specific regions due to the European commission's charter. Find out more about regional terms and conditions.
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We provide the Best International Money Transfer Services. DNBC Financial Group can assist you with different payment methods, whether it is a personal account or a business account.
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