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Are you thinking of creating a new company with one or more corporate entity shareholders? You may have realized at this point that few financial institutions are familiar with the concept, let alone accept it.
At Qonto, we get it. That's why we now accept share capital deposits with corporate shareholders.
Creating a new company is an important time for any entrepreneur or multi-entrepreneur. It's the culmination of a long journey of reflection and investment, both in time and often money. It's also the beginning of an exciting new adventure, either on your own or with your team. Depositing share capital shouldn't be the hard part.
What's more, we’re perfectly aware that many factors can influence your shareholder structure.
That's precisely why at Qonto depositing share capital is now possible for companies that have corporate entities as their shareholders.
A corporate entity is a legal entity created by a group of people (for instance, a company, an association, and so on).
We accept most legal statuses. You're informed of all the requirements for your share capital deposit at the start of your company creation process, so there are no surprises.
Plus, this all takes place in your Qonto account. No more needing to go back and forth between your notary, another bank, your lawyer, and other services to start your company.
We’ve redesigned the whole process of depositing share capital to help save time. Once your Qonto account is created, you can deposit your share capital through a simple bank transfer and receive a digital capital deposit certificate in 12 hours.
Whether it's your first company or one of many, start depositing your share capital online now.
Besides, depositing your capital is only the first step in your entrepreneurial journey. With Qonto, you'll gain access to a business account and tools designed to simplify your bookkeeping. Ready to save time at every step of your company life? Try Qonto.
