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The first French platform registered as a PSAN by the AMF since 2020, Coinhouse offers you a regulated, secure and tailored solution to manage your crypto-asset investments.

Thanks to our multi-signature custody technology in partnership with Ledger, your funds benefit from optimal protection.

The possibility of holding a Euro account allowing you to centralise your transactions, capital gains and investments with ease, while simplifying your accounting.

Whether you are a small business, an SME or an institutional investor, our professional offers are designed to meet your needs:

  • Reduced fees, or even 0% depending on your subscription.
  • Personalised support with priority customer service and expert content.
  • Exclusive investment opportunities, boosted staking and access to tailored tax assessments with a tax lawyer to assist you in your procedures.
  • The possibility to delegate the management of your assets through our discretionary management mandates.

Discover the offer that matches your activity and benefit from a reliable ecosystem, recognised for its transparency and responsiveness.

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What are the conditions to open a Business account?

To open a business account at Coinhouse, the following conditions must be met:

  • The company must be registered in Europe and previously established. 
  • Euro funds must come from a banking institution in the European Union, including the United Kingdom and Switzerland (SEPA zone).
  • Documents relating to the company, its legal representative and its beneficial owners are required. 
  • As with individual accounts, you are required to justify the origin of the euro funds or crypto-assets deposited on the Coinhouse platform, by providing valid documents. 
  • Transfers must come from the company's account (own capital contributions are not accepted).
What documents are required?

The following documents will need to be provided to finalise the creation of your Business account:

  • Photo ID of the persons in charge of the account.
  • KBIS (or equivalent) less than 3 months old
  • Latest company articles of association
  • Bank account details and a first bank transfer from an EU institution (UK and Switzerland included). 
  • Register of beneficial owners and identity document of the beneficial owners. 
  • Latest balance sheet or latest bank statement if the company was created less than 1 year ago.
  • If the account is being created by a representative, the power of attorney of the representative must also be provided.

What is the validation timeframe?
  • If all documents are compliant and the file is complete, validation is completed within 48 hours. 

  • You can request the assistance of a business relationship manager by booking an appointment directly from the platform

Understanding the classification of your company is essential to ensure regulatory compliance and simplify financial transactions. Here are the main types of entities, each with specific characteristics: 

Reporting Financial Institution

Reporting financial institutions are entities involved in financial activities and subject to the obligation to report financial information. These companies play a key role in maintaining financial transparency and are required to report certain transactions to the relevant authorities.

Non-Reporting Financial Institution

Non-reporting financial institutions are entities involved in financial activities but not subject to the same reporting obligations as reporting financial institutions. This may apply to certain institutions operating in specific sectors or under particular regulations.

Active Non-Financial Government Entity

Active non-financial government entities are public bodies that actively participate in economic, commercial or industrial activities. These entities may provide public services or be involved in economic projects, without their main activity being the management of financial funds.

Other Active Non-Financial Entity

Other active non-financial entities encompass a variety of organisations that actively participate in economic, commercial or industrial activities, but are not primarily financial. This may include industrial companies, service companies, or any other organisation whose main activity is non-financial but which plays an active role in the economy.

Passive Non-Financial Entity

Passive non-financial entities are companies or organisations whose main activity is not financial. They are often involved in the management and holding of assets, such as holding companies or intellectual property entities, without conducting active financial operations.

For more information on the classification of your company, please consult the regulatory guidelines applicable to your jurisdiction. 

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