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Opening a Business Bank Account in Hong Kong – DBS Bank Account

Opening a business account in Hong Kong would top the priority list after the Hong Kong offshore company registered. Let's see how to easy your business expanding with a Hong Kong company plus with a Hong Kong bank account.

Opening a Business Bank Account in Hong Kong – DBS Bank Account
DBS bank has been rated as the world's best digital bank, online banking Initiative of the 2016 Year, Safest bank in Asia and awarded the Retail Banking (Excellence) in 2015.

Opening a Business Bank Account in Hong Kong – DBS Bank Account

 DBS was set up on the year of 1968 and have branches in Singapore, USA, UK, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, China, Macao, Korean, Thailand and etc.

Documents to Open a DBS Business Account by a Hong Kong Limited Company

  • ID Card / Passport and Residential Address Proof (issued within 3 months) of (i) All Authorized Signers, (ii) 2 Directors, any 1 of the 2 must be Managing Director, (iii) Shareholders with 10% or more of the Voting Rights / Beneficial Owners.
  • Copy of Business Registration Certificate (BRC)
  • Copy of Certificate of Incorporation (CI)
  • Memorandum & Articles of Association (M&A)
  • Copies of Hong Kong Companies Registry's forms D1. D2A, SC1, AR1 or Bought & Sold Note and must be certified by a qualified CPA/ Solicitor
  • Initial Deposit HK$20,000.
  • Account Opening Form
  • Account Mandate
  • General Commercial Agreement & 1 set of Board Resolution (if applicable)
  • Phone Banking Services Account Application (if applicable)
  • Remote Channel Authority and Indemnity




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