A company is not a bank.
Incorporation is the start of KYC, not the end of it. We sequence entity, payout account, and gateway as one file.

Brikseka.
Company formation, payment rails, business immigration, and acquisitions for operators in Pakistan—one desk, not a filing mill.
Prepared for the institutions that actually decide
The desk
We work with people living in Pakistan who need a company that can bank and take cards—or a mobility plan that is more than a slogan. Every foreign entity still sits under SBP and FBR. We say that before we file.




Advisory mandates

Pakistan and worldwide companies for Pakistani founders—including the United Kingdom, fully remote or with a planned visit.
Open Company Formation in the menu and choose a country.
How it works
Confidential briefing. We align on mandate, jurisdictions, and success criteria.
Entity, banking, and mobility designed as one plan—not three disconnected vendors.
Filings, KYC packs, gateway readiness, and immigration tracks as scoped.
Portal access, document vault, and a clear operating cadence.

A mandate, anonymised
They needed to invoice US and EU customers on cards. A Pakistan company could not open Stripe. We did not sell them a Caribbean certificate and call it a merchant account.
A UK private limited company, remote Companies House filing, Pakistani directors, registered office and agent in the UK. Typical clock: identity verification, then 24–48 hours at Companies House.
Wise Business in the company name, then Stripe UK and PayPal Business—applied once, with a coherent site and KYC pack. Approval is the provider’s. We do not guarantee it.
SBP Chapter 20 on resident equity, FBR worldwide income, and a clean paper trail for the foreign company. The UK filing does not erase Pakistan tax or exchange-control duty.
No ‘Stripe in 48 hours.’ No nominee banking. No US LLC pitched as a shortcut around UK substance when the customer map already pointed at Companies House.
Working principles
Incorporation is the start of KYC, not the end of it. We sequence entity, payout account, and gateway as one file.
Pakistan is not a Stripe merchant country. A BVI or Georgian company does not become Stripe. Country pages list the real rails.
UK Ltd is remote. Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, and Japan are not. We will not hide a flight behind a ‘fully online’ headline.
FAQ
Short answers. The long ones live on each mandate page.
Yes. A UK Ltd is a featured corridor: remote Companies House filing, no local director, typically 24–48 hours once identity verification is done. Open Company Formation for cost, timeframe, and rails.
Only if the company sits in a Stripe merchant country and the application is approved. Pakistan-registered merchants cannot use Stripe. We map country → gateway before we file. Approval is never guaranteed.
For many remote corridors (UK, US, Estonia, Hong Kong, much of the EU), no. For others (Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Japan, Brazil), a visit is part of a realistic setup. Each country page states the rule.
Pakistani residents generally need State Bank approval to hold foreign equity. FBR taxes residents on worldwide income. CFC rules may apply. We brief this on every foreign company—it is not optional small print.
No. We are a private advisory desk. Filings go through partners; you get a structure, a rails plan, and a portal—not a PDF in an inbox.
Request a confidential consultation. Tell us what you sell, where customers pay, and whether you can travel. We respond within one business day and will say if we are not the right desk.
Consultation
Tell us what you are building or where you need to move. We respond within one business day.