Optional professional support.

The software does the organising. Where a step needs a qualified professional, Euronexis can coordinate one. It is optional, scoped separately, and third-party fees are quoted apart.

Who does what

What Euronexis does

  • Euronexis coordinates the case, holds your documents, and runs the workspace every party works from.
  • Country-specific and regulated work is carried out by appropriately qualified local professionals.
  • Where an independent provider is engaged, you are told who they are, what their scope covers, and what they charge, before the work begins.

What we do not decide

  • Registration, licence issuance, and account approval are decisions made by authorities and banks.
  • Tax treatment, visa and residence outcomes, and government processing sit with those same bodies.
  • What we control is preparation, sequencing, and evidence — which is what each of those decisions turns on.

Before you commit

One service, and it exists so the other eight are chosen rather than guessed.

  • Global Country & Structure Assessment

    A structured review to identify a suitable jurisdiction and entity route before the client commits to setup.

    • Business model and market review
    • Founder and ownership profile
    • Country comparison
    • Entity structure options
    • Banking and payment needs

Getting the entity live

The registration itself, plus the four workstreams that decide whether the company can actually trade once it exists.

  • Company Formation & Entity Setup

    Coordination of incorporation and core post-registration documents through appropriate local channels.

    • Entity and ownership guidance
    • Name and activity preparation
    • Incorporation document coordination
    • Registered office or agent arrangements
    • Shareholder and director file preparation
  • Licensing & Regulatory Readiness

    Pre-launch identification and coordination of licences, approvals, regulated activities, and local operating conditions.

    • Business activity classification
    • Licence pathway review
    • Regulatory dependency mapping
    • Local office or premises requirements
    • Sector-specific approvals
  • Tax, VAT & Accounting Onboarding

    Coordination of tax registration and recurring financial compliance with appropriately qualified professionals.

    • Tax ID or corporate tax registration
    • VAT/GST/sales-tax assessment
    • Bookkeeping onboarding
    • Filing calendar agreed with the accountant
    • Payroll or employer-registration review
  • Banking & Fintech Readiness

    Preparation and organisation of the business profile and supporting evidence required by banks and payment providers.

    • KYC checklist
    • Ownership and control summary
    • Source-of-funds evidence plan
    • Business activity narrative
    • Expected transaction profile
  • Founder, Investor & Team Mobility

    Coordinated guidance for business-linked immigration and work-authorisation routes where available.

    • Pathway overview
    • Eligibility and dependency review
    • Document checklist
    • Company-to-immigration sequencing
    • Founder and employee coordination

After the certificate arrives

A company is a standing obligation, not a one-off purchase. This is the part most setup providers hand back to you.

  • Compliance & Renewal Management

    Ongoing visibility and coordination after incorporation.

    • Annual returns and statements
    • Licence renewals
    • Tax and accounting task tracking
    • Registered office or agent renewals
    • Director and shareholder update coordination with the provider
  • Multi-Country Expansion

    A coordinated route for existing companies entering additional markets.

    • Current-structure review
    • New-country fit assessment
    • Market sequencing
    • Reusable founder/company profile
    • Multi-entity dashboard
  • Global Operations Support

    Practical post-setup support for companies operating across borders.

    • Company secretarial coordination
    • Document certification and courier coordination
    • Local vendor introductions
    • Employment and payroll partner referral
    • Contract and policy specialist referral

Ways to engage

  • A single service

    Take one discipline on its own — banking readiness for a company that already exists, or a licence pathway review before you change activity.

    Estimate the cost →
  • A country package

    A scope for one market, from the assessment through formation to the first compliance tasks. Scoped and quoted separately from the software, with third-party fees listed apart.

    Compare markets →
  • An end-to-end engagement

    Assessment through to ongoing compliance across one or more markets, scoped to your structure. For multi-entity groups and staged expansion.

    Request Custom Scope →

Start with the software, add support if you need it.