Foundations
The building blocks every other guide depends on: tax IDs, a US mailing address, and when a US company makes sense.
- IRS SSN vs ITIN vs EIN: Which US Number Do You Need?
- Getting a US Address as a Non-Resident
- US LLC for Non-Residents
The field guide to US finance & tech for everyone outside the US
Independent, step-by-step guides for non-US residents: open a USD account, build US credit, keep a US phone number, rent a US server, and use crypto cards — with the fine print explained.
Covered in our guides
Understand SSN vs ITIN, get a usable US address and decide whether you need a US company.
Receive and hold dollars with Wise, Payoneer, a brokerage, or a real US bank account.
Keep a real carrier number alive for 2FA and verification codes for a few dollars a month.
Transfer your credit history or start from a secured card and grow a FICO score.
The building blocks every other guide depends on: tax IDs, a US mailing address, and when a US company makes sense.
Ways to hold and receive US dollars as a non-resident — from multi-currency fintech to brokerages and in-branch bank accounts.
How US credit scores work and the realistic paths to your first US credit card without a US credit history.
Real carrier numbers for 2FA, VoIP numbers and their limits, and data eSIMs for trips to the US.
Renting a US VPS, understanding datacenter vs residential IPs, and checking whether an IP looks "native".
Stablecoin-funded Visa and Mastercard cards: how they work, who can get them, and the risks to understand first.
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