Licenses and Procedures
Licenses on offer
- Brokerage/FX and Clearing House License
- Insurance and Reinsurance License
- Banking License
- Banking License with Crypto Services
- Finance License
- Gaming License
- Crypto License
For pricing information, including our reseller pricing, please click here to contact us.
Each License includes
- IBC Incorporation (International Business Company)
- Administration Fee
- Due Diligence and Verification Checks
- Government Fee
- License and License Conditions
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Tax Exemption Certificate
- Certificate of Incumbency
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Share Certificate
- Memorandum of Shares
- Articles of Association
- Courier
Optional extras
- Office Address in Anjouan inc. tel. number
- Change of Shareholding amount
- Change of Director
- Change of Shareholder
- Change of company name
- Re Domicile – Certificate of Continuation
- Apostle
- Notary
- International Business Company (IBC) setup
Renewal fees are applicable every 12 months if you wish to renew your company’s registration. They include such services as:
- Ongoing verification that the company complies with local laws
- Renewal of the Head Office, the registered agent and the governmental charges from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA)
Procedure to gain an Anjouan license
- Send completed application form and KYC information
- ACS to perform Due diligence on Directors and Shareholders
- Invoice for services sent
- Invoice paid in full
- Documentation process started
- Completed documents scanned to client within 5-7 working days
- Completed original documents posted to client
- License and Company added to the AOFA official register
KYC documents required with application form
- Passport
- Proof of Address within three months
Payment
- Payment is in full and upfront
- Payment can be made via bank transfer (UK Barclays Account), USDT TRC-20 or USDT ERC-20
- Please note that there is a 10% discount applied to year two renewals
Please note that our licenses are not regulated or recognised by the Central Bank of Comoros or Comoros main government but through the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA).