Operating problem

Founders outside the U.S. need a company, an EIN, a bank account, and sometimes an ITIN. Each step has its own provider and rules, and a mistake early on can block the later ones.

What changed

BorderlessKit screens eligibility first, then a person confirms scope, costs, and the service agreement before checkout. The customer follows one case page for every application. Sensitive documents go through a reviewed partner channel, never through the app.

System scope

• Eligibility screening
• Customer accounts and application details
• Agreement, fee disclosure, and checkout
• Case status for each application

Technical constraints

• Treat eligibility answers as input for human review, never as an automatic tax or banking approval.
• Change payment status only after the payment provider confirms it on the server, not when the browser returns from checkout.
• Keep passports and bank credentials out of the app while still telling the customer exactly what to send and where.