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Life & fun · August 26, 2026

Banking Access Index – 19 US banking providers, 8 countries, CC-BY

Which US business banking providers accept non-US-resident founders of US LLCs: 19 providers × 8 countries of residence, 239 verified claims, every cell cited to a provider source. Free CC BY 4.0 dataset (CSV/JSON).

In plain words

The Banking Access Index is a free, open-licensed dataset documenting which of 19 US business banking providers accept non-US-resident founders of US LLCs across 8 countries. It contains 239 verified claims, each cited directly to provider sources, and is updated quarterly to track policy changes. The index distinguishes between confirmed acceptances, confirmed rejections, and genuinely unknown positions, rather than making assumptions.

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From the sources

Which US business banking providers actually accept founders who live outside the US — documented from provider-published sources, not anecdotes. 19 providers, 239 claims that survived independent re-verification against the original source pages. Where a provider publishes nothing, the cell says so instead of guessing. Re-verified quarterly against the source pages. Leave an email to get the diff when cells change — which providers opened, which closed, with the new source quotes. 39 of the 152 country cells resolve to unknown. Reviewing them together showed they were not one state but four, and the difference changes what you should do next — so every unknown cell now carries a second…from globalsolo.global

Pricing, as stated on its site

Free — Banking Access Index is a free CC-BY 4.0 dataset comparing US banking providers' acceptance of non-resident founders. No pricing page found; dataset is freely downloadable in CSV/JSON formats.

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