The last two years have become a prerequisite for a massive change in business ownership patterns and business transaction chains.
This process is ongoing and probably will not stop in the coming years.
After the massive outflow of non-residents with subsidiaries, branches and representative offices in Russia, many previously occupied industries have opened their doors to new players.
But in order to work with large and largest Russian businesses, as well as the segment of individuals with their own capital, foreign companies have to open bank accounts in Russia.
This is due to the fact that money transfer schemes for cross-border transactions are constantly changing, and customers and clients from Russia do not want to bear the risks of non-payments.
Recently, the demand for opening accounts in Russian banks has mainly been generated by foreign companies from the following countries: UAE, Turkey, India, China and Hong Kong, Iran.
As a rule, Russian banks have stable transactions with banks in these countries.
The purpose of opening an account is different, but most often is a follows:- participation in tenders of Russian companies, payment of applications and receipt of payment to these accounts;
- payment for transactions with real estate abroad;
- receiving payments from Russian clients, including consumers of online platforms.