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No, Prominence Bank Corporation operates as a legally registered international financial institution under a distinct legal and financial framework. We do not fall under the regulatory authority of Banque Centrale des Comores (Central Bank of the Comoros). Our banking structure, licensing, and operational procedures comply fully with the jurisdiction in which we operate. We appreciate...
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Clients can reset their password through the secure online banking portal. In case of further issues, they can contact customer support via email.
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Prominence Bank employs SSL encryption, multi-factor authentication, and trust account structures to protect client transactions and maintain confidentiality.
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Yes. Outgoing international wire transfers usually have a fee, typically around 1% plus SWIFT costs. Incoming KTT transactions incur a 1.5% fee.
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The account opening fee is €25,000. This non-refundable fee ensures access to high-security banking services with total privacy and specialized account management.
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Yes. Clients can deposit and withdraw cryptocurrency, with conversion to fiat currencies available through Prominence Bank’s secure platform.
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Prominence Bank offers personal and business banking, corporate finance, investment banking, bank instruments (SBLCs, BGs), trade finance, and secure international transactions.
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Prominence Bank provides Personal and Business bank accounts, as well as specialized accounts like Cryptocurrency Accounts and Custodial Accounts for financial instruments.
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Both individuals and corporate entities can open accounts with Prominence Bank. However, all applicants must meet compliance requirements, including KYC verification.
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Yes. Prominence Bank operates under the regulatory framework of the International Services Authority of Mwali, complying with international AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) policies.
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