Hong Kong virtual bank Livi Bank: Hong Kong or mainland residents can open a livi Business account for companies established in Hong Kong
According to Hong Kong media "Oriental Daily News", Livi Bank, a virtual bank in Hong Kong, announced that starting from today, companies established by residents of Hong Kong or Mainland China can open a livi Business account in Hong Kong to improve its commercial banking services. Through the bank's mobile app, the digital account opening process can be completed quickly and conveniently within one day. The bank also stated that there are no restrictions on the establishment date of the company opening the account to support various banking service needs for startups in business.
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