PinkWallet: Bank Accounts

Pink Wallet

About this app

Open a real bank account in your own name — a US bank account, a UK account or a EUR account in Europe — online, in minutes, without leaving your country.

PinkWallet is the global account for people whose money crosses borders: freelancers paid by clients abroad, cross-border merchants and exporters, and anyone who needs to receive money, hold currencies, and move between cash and crypto in one place.

REAL BANK ACCOUNTS, IN YOUR OWN NAME
Your account details are issued in your own name at licensed partner banks — your IBAN, your account number, your sort code or routing number, depending on the currency. This is not a shared company wallet and not a virtual balance. Give the details to an employer, a client, a marketplace or a payment platform exactly as you would give any bank account.
Account currencies: a USD bank account in the United States, a GBP account in the United Kingdom, a EUR account in Europe. Availability depends on your country, account type, verification status and partner coverage.

GET PAID LIKE A LOCAL
Receive money through the rails your customers already use: ACH and Fedwire for USD, FPS for GBP, SEPA for EUR, and SWIFT for international transfers where supported. Incoming payments arrive in your account with the information you need to reconcile them — sender, amount, date and reference.

HOLD AND CONVERT CURRENCIES
Hold multiple currencies side by side and convert between them at live market rates. You see the rate and any fees before you confirm. Nothing is buried and applied afterwards.

CRYPTO AND CASH, IN ONE PLACE
Buy, hold and convert supported digital assets, and move between crypto and your account balance through compliant routes. If your income arrives in stablecoins, this is the missing step: convert it, then receive it in a bank account that carries your own name.

WHO USES PINKWALLET
• Freelancers and remote workers paid by clients and platforms abroad
• Cross-border merchants, exporters and marketplace sellers who need overseas collection
• People who hold money in more than one currency and want it in their own name
• Customers with crypto-linked funds who need a compliant path into a bank account

HOW TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT
1. Create your PinkWallet account and complete identity verification.
2. Choose the account currency you need — USD, GBP or EUR.
3. Provide the details the partner bank requires. Your account details appear in the app once approved.
No branch visit and no travel. In many countries your national ID is enough; a passport is not always required.

CLEAR RULES, NO SURPRISES
We tell you what is needed, why it is needed, and what happens next. Verification, account opening and payment reviews depend on your region, the partner bank and compliance checks — and you can see where you are in the process. Fees, limits and timing are shown before each action, and you can reach a person from inside the app.

SECURITY AND REGISTRATIONS
PinkWallet group entities are registered with financial regulators in the United States, Canada and the European Union: a Money Services Business registered with FinCEN, a Money Services Business registered with FINTRAC in Canada, and a Virtual Asset Service Provider registered in Poland under EU AML and CTF rules. Every registration is public record — verify each one on the official register rather than taking our word for it.
Customer digital assets are held in segregated custody with institutional custodians, separate from company funds.

PinkWallet is not a bank, a bank deposit product, a securities broker, an investment adviser or a deposit-insurance scheme. Bank accounts are opened at licensed partner banks. Digital asset services are provided through supported partners where available. Availability, fees, limits, processing times, currencies and account details vary by region, partner, account status and applicable rules. Cryptocurrency prices are volatile and your decisions are your own. Review the details shown in the app before each action.

What’s new

Stability and performance improvements across payments, accounts and market data. Removed an unused analytics component.