Opening a Collect&Pay Account
Collect&Pay is an innovative payment service offering a wide range of solutions for managing international transfers and multi-currency settlements. The platform is particularly popular among e-commerce businesses, freelancers, and companies targeting global markets due to its flexibility, convenience, and transparent fees.
"Kadyrov, Drokonov & Partners" provides legal support for clients interested in opening a Collect&Pay account.
We ensure all necessary documents are prepared, the verification process is completed, and all legal requirements are met for a quick and efficient registration.
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- Conditions and Requirements
- Processing Time
- Fees
- Legal Support
Conditions and Requirements
To open a Collect&Pay account, you need to provide a set of documents and go through a verification process, which differs for individuals and legal entities.
For Individuals:
Required Documents:
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Passport or another identification document.
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Proof of address (e.g., a utility bill or bank statement, dated within the last three months).
Verification Procedure (KYC):
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Registration through the Collect&Pay web platform.
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Upload documents for identity and address verification.
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Confirm bank details to link the account.
User Requirements:
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Age 18 or older.
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Residency in a country where Collect&Pay offers its services.
For Legal Entities:
Required Documents:
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Company charter and registration certificate.
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Documents confirming the authority of the person opening the account (e.g., power of attorney or meeting minutes).
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List of shareholders and information about beneficial owners (owning more than 25% of the company's capital).
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Proof of the company’s address.
Verification Procedure (KYC):
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Upload company registration documents through the Collect&Pay personal cabinet.
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Verification of income sources and intended use of the account.
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Additional requests may be made by the service.
Restrictions:
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Some types of businesses, such as financial services and cryptocurrency operations, may require additional checks or may not be supported by Collect&Pay.
Collect&Pay provides services to clients in over 50 countries, including EU countries, the UK, Canada, and Australia.
Processing Time
The process of opening an account with Collect&Pay is relatively fast, but the timing depends on the type of client and the provided documents.
For Individuals:
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Account registration and basic verification typically take 1 to 2 business days.
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Steps include:
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Completing the registration form.
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Uploading documents to verify identity and address.
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Account verification and activation.
For Legal Entities:
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The business account opening process may take from 3 to 7 business days, as corporate documents and company structure need to be verified.
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Key steps:
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Uploading company charter, beneficial ownership details, and other mandatory documents.
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Additional checks on account usage purposes and funding sources.
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Collect&Pay may request additional information if necessary.
Factors Affecting Processing Time:
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Quality of Documents Provided: Errors or missing information may delay the verification.
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Company Structure Complexity: Companies with foreign participants or multiple beneficial owners may require more thorough checks.
Fees
Collect&Pay offers transparent and competitive rates, making it an attractive service for individuals and businesses working with international payments and multi-currency settlements.
Key Fees for Collect&Pay
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Registration and Maintenance:
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Account registration is free.
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Monthly account maintenance fees start from €10 depending on the selected plan.
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Transfers and Receiving Funds:
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Internal transfers between Collect&Pay users are free.
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International transfers: fixed fee from €0.50 plus a percentage of the transfer amount, depending on the currency and direction.
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Currency Conversion:
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Currency conversion fees range from 0.25% to 1%, depending on the volume and currency pair.
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The service uses the real interbank exchange rate with no hidden markups.
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Withdrawals:
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To a bank account: fixed fee from €1.50 for Euro transactions.
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To a card: fee from €2.50 per transaction.
Cost Examples:
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Transferring €1,000 from Europe to the USA: fixed fee €5 plus 0.5% currency exchange fee (€5). Total cost — €10.
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Withdrawing €500 to a bank account: fee of €1.50.
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Converting £2,000 to US dollars: the fee will be around £10 (0.5%).
For Individuals:
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Collect&Pay is suitable for private users who need international transfers with low fees.
For Legal Entities:
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The service is popular among companies working with global clients due to its transparent fees and favorable conditions for bulk payments.
Additional Services
Accounts with extended functionality (e.g., multi-currency IBAN) may involve additional monthly fees.
Legal Support
Opening a Collect&Pay account requires attention to detail, especially when preparing documents and undergoing verification.
"Kadyrov, Drokonov & Partners" provides professional legal support to eliminate potential complications and speed up the registration process.
Our services include:
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Document preparation, including company charter, shareholder list, and address confirmations.
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Guidance on the verification process and support at all stages.
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Legal support for any issues with transaction blocking or requests from Collect&Pay.
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Analyzing the service's terms in relation to the client’s business needs.
With our help, the account opening process is smoother and faster, and all potential legal risks are minimized.
For consultation and to discuss cooperation, you can contact us via the form on our website or the provided contact details.Why Choose Us?
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