For years, one of the biggest hurdles for Nepali entrepreneurs was accepting international payments and scaling beyond local markets. Limited banking infrastructure and restrictive payment gateways kept great ideas trapped inside Nepal. But the landscape is shifting. Today, it’s possible to build a global business while operating right from Kathmandu.
Breaking Borders with U.S. LLCs
The U.S. allows non-resident aliens to create LLCs and corporations, even without a U.S. visa or physical presence. This means a Nepali founder can legally register a U.S.-based company and unlock access to:
- Stripe, PayPal, and other global payment processors
- U.S. bank accounts for handling USD transactions
- International venture capital and angel investors
Platforms That Make It Easy
Services like Stripe Atlas, EasyFiling, and Privately help founders form a Delaware LLC, obtain an EIN, and set up banking — all without leaving Nepal. Many successful SaaS startups in India, Bangladesh, and Africa have used the same model to scale globally.
Why This Matters for Nepali Startups
With a U.S. entity, your business can:
- Sell software, e-commerce, and digital services worldwide
- Break free from local payment gateway limitations
- Attract international clients and partners
How Silicon Peak Ventures Helps
We go beyond funding. Our team guides founders through U.S. company formation, connects you to global payment networks, and positions your business for cross-border investment. If you have a product with U.S. or global potential, we can help set up the structure to get you there.
Your startup doesn’t have to stay local. Apply to Basecamp Fund and let’s turn your idea into a global business from Nepal.