Licence family

Trust and corporate service provider (TCSP)

A trust and corporate service provider (TCSP) licence authorises company formation, directorship and nominee services, registered office and trust administration. FATF standards treat these providers as gatekeepers, so offshore centres such as the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands and Seychelles license and supervise them for anti-money-laundering compliance.

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Trust and corporate service provider (TCSP): licenceTCSP

Where the TCSP licence is available

Trust and corporate service provider (TCSP) jurisdictions in the AtlasCyprusEstoniaNetherlandsSwitzerlandCayman IslandsMaltaSeychellesSingapore
Jurisdictions in the Atlas that issue a TCSP licence. Click a country for its page.

Comparison by country

CountryRegulatorMin. capitalStatutory timePassport
Cayman IslandsCIMAn/an/aDomestic
CyprusCySECn/an/aDomestic
EstoniaFIUn/a2.8 moDomestic
MaltaMFSAn/an/aDomestic
NetherlandsDNBn/an/aDomestic
SeychellesFSAn/an/aDomestic
SingaporeMASn/an/aDomestic
SwitzerlandFINMAn/an/aDomestic

Values come from each country's page, where every figure has its source.

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Last verified 2026-09-24Author Danil Marmysh, Founder & CEO, ProtegraReviewed by Anastasia Sidorenkova, Head of Licensing, ProtegraReport an errorReference information, not legal advice.

Sources

  1. FATF Recommendations 22-23 (DNFBPs incl. TCSPs) · retrieved 2026-09-24

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