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What documents do I need to verify my corporate account?

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Written by Pascale
Updated over 5 months ago

To open a corporate account, you must provide the following documents:

  1. Certificate of Incorporation/Registration.

  2. Memorandum & Articles of Association.

  3. Confirmation of directors and shareholding structure showing the Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) with more than 10% shares.

  4. Certificate of Good Standing (dated within one year) – required only if company information is not available on a public database.

  5. Board resolution for opening a Taurex account, confirming the individual authorised to access the account (required when the company has more than one director or shareholder). A template is available: Board Resolution – Corporate Client.docx.

  6. Proof of the company’s operating address (e.g., a recent bank statement from a regulated bank, utility bill, or government-issued document dated within six months).

  7. A copy of a bank statement linked to the account used for deposits.

  8. Proof of Identity (POI) and Proof of Address (POA) for:

  1. All directors.

  2. Individual UBOs with a shareholding of more than 10%.

  3. Any authorised persons trading on behalf of the company.

  • Financial Documentation:

Last two years’ audited financial accounts, or

  1. Management accounts signed by directors, or

  2. Tax return, or

  3. Bank statements showing a balance equivalent to the Funds Available for Trading (as stated in the questionnaire), or

  4. Accountant or lawyer confirmation of the company’s activities and total assets, supported by a bank statement.

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