What is classified as considered a change of legal entity?
A change of legal entity is where there is a change to when the entity which is financially and legally that’s responsible for those the activities performed under UKAS accreditation (United Kingdom Accreditation Service)undergoes a change, financially and legally.
If you are changing change your legal entity, we will submit a new application to the bank and obtain a fresh merchant ID. Once it is live and everything (, such as assets, and gateways) , is transferred and the new account is live, the old account can be closed to prevent further avoid additional charges. Please note that there is a £250 admin fee per new merchant account.
Please contact us at confirm the answers for the below questions for each of your new merchant IDs, with your account manager. If you are unsure, please contact support@blinkpayment.co.uk with your merchant ID and your request in the subject, along with the below information: for confirmation.
Company registration number.
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The company’s legal entity name.
VAT number.
Main point of contact details, i.e. name, mobile/phone number, email address.
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Director’s date of birth and residential address.
Trading
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Name for the new
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MID.
Trading
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Address for
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MID.
Proof of banking, i.e., a bank statement that shows the date, company legal name, sort code
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, account number,
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and IBAN.
Proof of trading address, i.e. utility bill showing business trading name and address.
Business annual turnover.
CTO (Card
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Turnover).
ATV
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(Average Transaction Value).
Would you like to switch over any assets, or are there any additional ones you’d like to lease, such as terminals,
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gateways or a new Blink plan?
Confirmation of MID type -
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eCommerce,
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card present, card not present?
Split of MID, i.e. 90% ECOM
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, 5% CP, 5% CNP.
Please provide identification documents for the signatory and non-British national directors, such as a passport, driver's license, or ID card.
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Once received, we can review and let you know if the bank requires anything further! |
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