Correspondent relations

ARMSWISSBANK maintains correspondent relations with recognized foreign banks and ensures fast customer transfers. Please contact the Bank for details on how to make the right bank transfers.

The following account types are available in ARMSWISSBANK

We offer the following accounts to financial intermediaries.

Bank accounts

ARMSWISSBANK can open accounts in different currencies, which make available a wide range of traditional banking services and investment solutions offered by the bank.

Resident banks will need to present the following documents in order to open an account with ArmSwissBank:

  • Application
  • Copy of license
  • Charter
  • State Register Certificate (license, if applicable)
  • Copy of tax code
  • ID or passport of executives
  • Resolution by the competent management body of a bank or other financial organization, or an excerpt from the protocol, certifying the appointment of the chief executive officer, or other document certifying that fact.
  • Specimen signatures and stamp (notary's certificate for non-residents)
  • Information on shareholders
  • FATCA self-decleration form (in Armenian)
  • Other documents

Non-resident banks will need to present the following documents in order to open an account with ArmSwissBank:

  • Application
  • Charter
  • State Register Certificate (license, if applicable)
  • Resolution by the competent management body of a bank or other financial organization, or an excerpt from the protocol, certifying the appointment of the chief executive officer, or other document certifying that fact.
  • Card (ratified by the tax body of the region where the legal entity is registered) of stamp and specimen signature of the legal entity's executive managers, chief accountant and, if applicable, the person authorized to conclude financial deals with ArmSwissBank
  • FATCA self-decleration form (in Armenian)
  • Other documents

The right of the account holder to access the account can be restricted by court ruling, following an application by tax or judicial authorities. The account holder is notified after the account has been frozen. Funds can also be seized from the account, without any instructions from the account holder, if a court ruling has been obtained by tax or judicial authorities. The account holder is notified about the seizure after it has been executed by the Bank.