steps to order: details, agreement, payment, and activation
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passport uploads or bank credentials through the app
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The product in use
The homepage: a U.S. company with its own tax ID and a business bank application, set up from the customer’s home country.The order page lists each package with its price; customers order online and pay before filing starts.
One order, every application
Order
Details and agreement
Payment and activation
Operator check
Every paid order reviewed before filing
Filing
LLC and EIN
Business bank application
ITIN, if you qualify
Dashboard
Status for each application
Perks and library
Customers order and pay online. A person checks each paid order before anything is filed, and the fee is fully refundable until then. Tax and banking decisions stay with the IRS and the bank.
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
Customers order in four steps: details, agreement, payment, and activation. The operator checks each paid order before filing, and the fee is fully refundable until the company is filed. Customers then follow every application on one dashboard. Passports and bank credentials never go through the app.
System scope
Four-step order with the service agreement
Email-link accounts and live Stripe checkout
Operator review before any filing
Customer dashboard with application status, perks, and library
Technical constraints
Check every paid order by hand before filing, never automatically, while keeping the order itself quick.
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.
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