Corporate identity
Certificate of incorporation, registered address and constitutional documents.
Business account solutions
Corporate and institutional accounts
A structured onboarding pathway for eligible companies, institutions, family offices and professional market participants. Initial Deposit: $1,000,000.
Entity onboarding Authorised signatories Enhanced due diligence
Trading leveraged products involves significant risk.
Business onboarding
Built around entity authority and compliance
Corporate accounts require more documentation than an individual account because ownership, control and trading authority must be verified.
Ownership structure
Information on directors, shareholders and ultimate beneficial owners.
Authorised traders
Board resolution, signatory list and scope of trading authority.
Source of funds
Evidence explaining the origin and intended use of account capital.
Risk classification
Assessment of entity type, experience, jurisdiction and expected activity.
Ongoing review
Periodic document refresh and transaction monitoring under AML controls.
Prepare your application
Make ownership and authority clear from the start.
A complete document set can reduce delays during corporate due diligence.
- Current incorporation and registry documents
- Shareholder and beneficial-owner information
- Director and authorised-signatory identification
- Board resolution approving the trading relationship
- Business activity and source-of-funds evidence
- Tax residency and regulatory classification details
Questions answered
Corporate-account questions
Eligibility and documentation are assessed case by case.
What is the Initial Deposit for a corporate account?
The Initial Deposit is $1,000,000.
Can every company open an account?
No. DOYOS can decline jurisdictions, activities, ownership structures or risk profiles under its onboarding policy.
Who can place trades?
Only authorised persons recorded under the account mandate and access controls should receive trading credentials.
Are corporate conditions different?
Pricing, leverage, protections and reporting can differ according to entity classification and negotiated terms.
How long does onboarding take?
Timing depends on document completeness, ownership complexity and due-diligence requirements.
Start a corporate-account discussion.
Send the company type, jurisdiction, ownership structure and intended activity to the DOYOS corporate support team.