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Wise for Business in 2025 — How to Set Up, Verify, and Use Your Account Safely
In 2025, cross-border payments and multi-currency banking continue to be essential for freelancers, startups, and small-to-medium businesses. Wise (formerly TransferWise) remains one of the most popular fintech solutions for low-fee international transfers, transparent exchange rates, and multi-currency accounts. This guide walks you through setting up a Wise business account, completing verification properly, staying compliant, and getting the most value from the platform — the right way.
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Why businesses choose Wise in 2025
Wise built its reputation on transparency: mid-market exchange rates, clear low fees, and fast transfers. For businesses, the value is:
Lower FX costs: Access to mid-market rates with a small transparent fee helps margins on international sales or payroll.
Multi-currency accounts: Hold and manage balances in dozens of currencies, get local bank details (USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, etc.) to receive payments like a local.
Batch payments & APIs: Pay multiple suppliers or staff in one file, and integrate payments into your accounting or product using the Wise API.
Speed & visibility: Faster transfers than many traditional banks and clear tracking for reconciliation.
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Step-by-step: opening a Wise business account (safe & legal)
Plan what you need
Decide which currencies you’ll hold and whether you need local bank details (e.g., US routing + account, UK sort code, EUR IBAN).
Choose the account type: sole proprietor / individual business owner vs. company account.
Create an account on Wise
Visit the official Wise website or app.
Select “Business” and enter your business email and password.
Add basic company details (company name, registration number if any, business address).
Prepare identity & company documents
For individuals: government-issued photo ID (passport, national ID, or driver’s license) and proof of address (utility bill, bank statement).
For companies: certificate of incorporation, company registration documents, beneficial owner details, and proof of business address.
Keep digital scans clear and unedited — fuzzy or manipulated images delay verification.
Complete verification through Wise
Upload documents where requested and answer the verification questions honestly.
Expect to verify beneficial owners if your business has multiple stakeholders.
Common reasons for delays: mismatched names/addresses, expired IDs, or low-quality scans.
Confirm business activity
Be ready to explain typical transaction volumes, client locations, and the nature of goods/services.
Provide invoices or contracts if requested to speed up review.
Tips to speed up verification (legitimately)
Use recent documents (proof of address within last 3 months is commonly required).
Ensure your uploaded ID images are full-frame, well-lit, and unedited.
Match business and owner names exactly across documents (no nicknames).
If asked for additional evidence, respond quickly with clear PDFs or scans rather than photos of photos.
Keep bookkeeping records handy (invoices, contracts, payment receipts) to demonstrate legitimate business activity.
Compliance & security best practices
Follow KYC and AML rules. Wise and other regulated fintechs must enforce Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering checks. Provide requested documents; it keeps your account active and protects your business.
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