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What's included

  • Salvadoran commercial registry filing + government fees: we file and pay on your behalf
  • Articles of Incorporation (SAS single-founder simplified variant)
  • Bylaws and Shareholder Register
  • Sole Director Resolution
  • Beneficial Owner Declaration
  • Year 1 corporate services from our Bitcitizen 21 CBI sister-brand corridor (registered office, accounting setup, NIT tax-ID registration)
  • Sanctions screen + Tier 1 KYC

What's NOT included

  • Year-2+ commercial registry + accountant + corporate services renewal (~$899/yr)
  • DASP license application (separate referral product through the Bitcitizen 21 CBI corridor)
  • El Salvador bank account opening (separate post-formation flow)
  • El Salvador residency or CBI passport (sold through Bitcitizen 21 CBI as a separate product line)
  • Apostille (sold separately at $189)
  • Mail forwarding

We list what's not included on every product page so there are no checkout surprises.

When to choose this product

Operator-grade use case

The single-founder simplified Salvadoran company, and the cheapest legitimate way into the jurisdiction that took Bitcoin furthest. The SAS (Sociedad por Acciones Simplificada) gives a solo operator the same El Salvador positioning as the two-shareholder S.A. de C.V., a USD-denominated, REPUTABLE-tier jurisdiction that is clean on every EU and FATF list, has held Bitcoin as legal tender, runs a working DASP licensing regime, and hosts a real cluster of licensed Bitcoin businesses, without the two-shareholder requirement. We form it through our established El Salvador corridor: the notary, commercial-registry filing, accountant certification, and first-year corporate services are covered in the $1,499 all-in price, with formation in about 14 business days and the order settled in BTC or USDT via BitSettle.

Most appropriate for solo Bitcoin operators who want USD-denominated Latin-American positioning with explicit Bitcoin-permitted regulatory framing: single-founder consultancies, crypto-payment operators building regional settlement, and pre-revenue founders who want a credible jurisdiction wrapper before they raise capital or pursue a license. A DASP license is a separate, demanding process that we route as a referral through the same corridor, not bundled into the formation price, so form the company first and run the licensing track on top of it.

Less ideal for multi-founder ventures that need the two-shareholder S.A. de C.V. structure, though the SAS upgrades cleanly to a S.A. de C.V. if the team expands, and for operators whose counterparties require institutional-tier governance documents or EU corporate banking from day one (Cyprus or Estonia fit that better). As with the S.A. de C.V., the Bitcoin-legal-tender status is positioning, not tax strategy: after the 2025 reform Bitcoin is permitted but no longer mandatory, USD is the working currency, and US persons carry the usual CFC, Subpart F, and FBAR obligations regardless of domicile. Banking and the DASP regime are still maturing, so plan banking before you form and budget real time with apostilled documents.

KYC document checklist

What you'll need to hand us

Tier 0
Applies
  • Email address
  • Country of residence
  • Intended use statement (free-text)
Tier 1
Required
  • Government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID)
  • Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement, or government letter, dated within 90 days)
  • Source-of-funds attestation (drop-down + free text)
  • Optional: PEP and adverse-media screening consent
Tier 2
Not required
  • Everything in Tier 1
  • Beneficial owner declaration for every party with 25%+ ownership
  • Source-of-wealth documentation (tax return, employment letter, salary, asset proof)
  • Manual enhanced-due-diligence reviewer notes from our KYC partner