Frequently Asked Questions

A registered UK office address, at least one director, at least one shareholder, PSC details, a SIC code, and Companies House identity verification for each director.

Yes — non-UK residents can be directors and shareholders, though the company still needs a UK registered office address.

No. Companies House independently reviews and approves every registration; we can't guarantee approval.

Often yes, where the specific provider's terms support it — worth confirming directly with that provider.

No — a virtual address is only needed if you don't have a suitable UK address to register or correspond from.

It depends: personal accounts never require one, sole trader accounts usually don't, and limited-company business accounts normally do.

No. Approval always depends on the provider's own eligibility, verification, and compliance checks.

We assist with applications to providers including Lloyds, Halifax, Monzo, Taptap Send, Tide, Wise, and Zempler Bank.

Know Your Customer — the identity and business verification checks a provider runs before approving an account or application.

No. Verification is decided solely by the provider or authority carrying it out.

Store setup, legitimate business store setup, configuration, listing setup, optimization, and management assistance — our primary e-commerce service.

No. Account approval and seller eligibility checks are entirely eBay's own decision.

Store setup, design, product setup, configuration, and basic optimization to help you launch a professional store.

No. Google independently reviews and approves every application based on its own policies. We help with website readiness, application guidance, and monetization setup.

SEO, social media marketing, content strategy, paid advertising, lead generation, website optimization, and e-commerce marketing.

No. Final lending decisions are made solely by the provider (e.g. Tide), based on their own eligibility criteria and assessment.

UK nationals and eligible UK residents/PR holders, where applicable — eligibility is ultimately set by the provider.