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ZilBank.com enables Vietnamese entrepreneurs to remotely open accounts in the USA.
TYLER, TEXAS, UNITED STATES, January 6, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Sabeer Nelli invites Vietnamese entrepreneurs and freelancers to open U.S. accounts without being physically present in the USA. Vietnamese business owners can effortlessly make payments to U.S. vendors, affiliates, employees, and others from Vietnam.
Sabeer envisions eliminating geographical barriers and revolutionizing the way Vietnamese businesses engage in international transactions. The effort aims to give remarkable growth opportunities for Vietnamese business owners in the U.S. market.
“We think financial obstacles shouldn’t limit business growth. ZilBank.com is committed to giving Vietnamese entrepreneurs the tools for global success,” said Sabeer. “By making it easy to access U.S. payment accounts, we’re helping businesses flourish in and beyond Vietnam.”
ZilBank.com is a cost-effective platform for global transactions and recently upgraded its cloud banking service. Sabeer has also extended invitations to entrepreneurs from various countries, including Japan, Mexico, the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Oman, China, Germany, France, Australia, and South Korea, to open remote U.S. accounts.
“We’re committed to finding innovative answers for persistent issues, focusing on improving the efficiency of financial management. Our goal is to grow the business and services globally to assist small and medium-sized enterprises,” Sabeer added.
ZilBank.com is committed to supporting Vietnamese entrepreneurs in expanding their reach and achieving global success. The platform is paving the way for a new era of international business operations by breaking financial barriers.
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