The bank did not refuse you. It refused the one it could not read.

• Banks refuse you or drag out onboarding, and you receive no clear reason.
• The source of funds is obvious to you but not set out in a way that passes compliance.
• You are changing country or structure and want to enter a new bank on the first attempt, not by trial and error.

What the House does

Score stands between the Diagnostic and the Structure. The House builds a bankability index: it assesses your standing across five dimensions, assembles the KYC dossier and removes what the bank will stumble on — and then coordinates your onboarding with a bank that works with your profile. The House does not open accounts: it makes its clients bankable — the structure, the dossier, the onboarding — and only within a mandate of the House.

• A bankability index across five dimensions of standing.
• A KYC dossier: identity, structure, source of funds and origin of capital.
• Documenting the chain of ownership from beneficiary to account.
• Removing the weak points on which the bank refuses — before submission.
• Onboarding with a bank open to your profile, not a cold application.

What you get: a bankability index across 5 dimensions · a KYC dossier with a documented chain of ownership from beneficiary to account · removal of the weak points before submission · onboarding with a bank open to your profile.

Why this way and not another

• An application on your own is declined at compliance, and the bank does not explain why.
• An accountant will describe the assets but will not assemble a KYC dossier in the form the bank reads.
• An intermediary who “opens an account in a week” without working on the source of funds — the account is opened and closed.

What worries you — and the House’s answer

• “They’ll refuse again, and again with no reason.” — The House measures your standing and removes the weak points before submission, then takes you into onboarding with a bank open to your profile.
• “I can’t prove the source of funds.” — The origin of capital is documented in the KYC dossier in advance, not explained in words.
• “They’ll open the account and then close it.” — The House builds only a defensible position; whatever would not survive monitoring, it names plainly before onboarding.

Where this leads

Your standing is measured, the dossier is assembled, the weak points are closed. You enter the bank prepared — and the account opens. From a rejected applicant with no explanation you become a client the bank can read.