intro:A phased approach: start with electronic money institutions, build history, then graduate to top-tier banks. Why Start with EMI: speed, API, lower barriers. Building the Track Record: clean inflows/outflows, audited statements, predictable AR/AP. Whe
A phased approach: start with electronic money institutions, build history, then graduate to top-tier banks.
- Why Start with EMI: speed, API, lower barriers.
- Building the Track Record: clean inflows/outflows, audited statements, predictable AR/AP.
- When to Switch: liquidity events, enterprise contracts, higher FX volume.
- RFP for Banks: product needs, limits, service SLAs, fee comparisons.
- Cutover Plan: parallel run, treasury playbook, counterparty notifications. FAQ:
- Will banks accept EMI history? Yes if reconciled and audited.
- Keep EMI after bank account? Often yes for collections in certain corridors. Editor’s Note: Treat banking as an evolving stack. Tags: EMI, Startup, Treasury, Upgrade
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