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Account-Opening Channel Information Reference · 2026.10

Dah Sing Bank (Hong Kong; head office account)

Market
Hong Kong
Account type
Company
Information sources
Channel information for 2026 / 10
Sketch portrait provided by Mr. Tang Shangyong
Tang Shangyong (Drew)Business Manager · Rengangyongsheng (Hong Kong) Limited

Application documents

1. Hong Kong CI, BR, NNC1/NAR1, articles of association 2. Director's ID card, passport/travel permit for Hong Kong and Macao 3. Mainland China company's business licence + RMB bank statements for the past three months + mainland China audit report (if available) 4. Mainland China company's USD bank statements for the past three months (if available) 5. Two sets of business documents, supported by invoices, bank receipts, and bills of lading (if available) 6. Personal bank statements for six months Hong Kong companies established for more than one year must provide an audit report/zero-filing acknowledgement

Estimated processing time

6 weeks

Channel process

1. We conduct a preliminary review of the documents 2. Submit for the bank's initial review 3. Schedule witnessing after approval 4. Account opened

Witnessing / in-person interview arrangements

In-person verification visit to Hong Kong

Transfer limit(HKD)

Unlimited

Indicative counter/witnessing fees(HKD)

1200 HKD

After account opening

Security token

Account information and bank fees

Overseas company search fee: HKD 10000 Online banking setup fee: HKD 4000 First-year online banking service fee: HKD 6000; each subsequent year: HKD 6000 Bank fees and account requirements (if any) are channel references for 2026-10, not uniform bank policies; refer to the bank’s written notice.

Service pricing

Please contact Drew at RGYS for pricing

Conflicts and limitations to note

  • Channel information compiled in 2026-10; not a uniform bank policy. Refer to the bank’s written notice.