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Banks & EMIs in Cyprus

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Banks and EMIs offering business accounts, multi-currency IBANs, and payment services for Cyprus companies.

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A non-resident can open a Cyprus business account, but EMIs like Wise Business and Revolut Business are usually faster than traditional banks for onboarding and multi-currency. The banks and EMIs below serve Cyprus companies. Compare onboarding speed, deposit protection and services, then apply directly.

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Hellenic Bank
Hellenic Bank is a Paphos-based financial institution specialising in VAT registration and compliance and real estate transactions. They maintain a strong 2.9/5 rating based on 30 verified client reviews on Google. As one of the larger practices in Paphos, they have the capacity to handle complex multi-jurisdictional engagements.
📍 Paphos · QC86+X75
★★★☆☆2.9
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Bank or EMI for a Cyprus company?

Traditional banks (Bank of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank) offer the full range of services and deposit guarantee up to €100,000, but onboarding can take weeks and requires extensive source-of-funds documentation. EMIs offer multi-currency IBANs and faster onboarding but are not deposit-guaranteed and have limited lending. Many founders open an EMI first to start trading, then add a local bank later.

What you need to open an account

Expect to provide the Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles, a UBO declaration, proof of business activity and source-of-funds documentation. Non-residents face more scrutiny than residents, so prepare a clear, documented explanation of your business and money flows before applying.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a non-resident open a business bank account in Cyprus?
Yes, but it requires more documentation than for residents. Most banks require: Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum & Articles, UBO declaration, proof of business activity, and source of funds documentation. EMIs (Electronic Money Institutions) like Wise Business or Revolut Business are often faster alternatives.
What is the difference between a Cyprus bank and an EMI?
Banks (e.g., Bank of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank) offer a full range of banking services and are deposit-guaranteed up to €100,000. EMIs (e.g., Papaya, Payabl) offer multi-currency accounts and faster onboarding but are not deposit-guaranteed and have limited lending products.
Which banks offer business accounts in English in Cyprus?
Bank of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank, and RCB Bank all operate in English. Most EMIs licensed in Cyprus also operate in English. Use the city and language filters to find options near you.
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