TruLease
Remote U.S. Commercial Address for Non-Foreigners
TruLease gives you a legitimate U.S. physical address with a signed commercial lease agreement and optional utility bill; the same documentation banks and payment platforms require for Know Your Customer (KYC) verification and proof of address.
Why proof of address matters (and how TruLease solves it)
Banks and fintech platforms now enforce strict KYC and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards. They need evidence that your business legally occupies a commercial space and actively uses it. Most virtual offices, registered agent addresses, and mailbox rentals fail because they lack these two key documents: A commercial lease linking your LLC to the property, and utility bill (electricity, internet, etc.) showing ongoing occupancy.
For more information, check out these helpful articles:
- What is proof of address for opening a business bank account
- How to get proof of address for your business
- Comparing a virtual mailbox address vs. TruLease address
- TruLease: Your physical business address for proof of address purposes
- Choosing a business address for banking: TruLease vs. a virtual office
What TruLease Gives You To Operate Your U.S. Business
Many states and financial institutions expect a verifiable physical address beyond a registered agent. TruLease links that address directly to your entity records for smoother filings and renewals required to maintain your address verification. Use your TruLease documentation to support KYC/AML requirements for business checking, merchant, and payment gateway accounts (Mercury, Relay, Stripe Atlas, and others).
For more guidance on business banking, check out these resources:
TruLease Use Cases
If you’re planning to sell online, getting through marketplace verification is one of the biggest hurdles. Platforms like Amazon and Shopify want to make sure every seller is legitimate, so they’ve made their requirements stricter in recent years. That means before you can start listing products, you’ll need to prove a few things: who you are, that your business exists, and where it’s based.
Learn more about getting started with selling on Amazon and/or Shopify:
- Proof of address to open your Amazon store
- Amazon address verification: why it’s stricter for new sellers
- What business address should you use for your Amazon store
- How to keep your Amazon seller address private
- Which online platform is best: Shopify vs. Amazon
- How to set up your Shopify store
- How to choose your Shopify store business address
Ready for TruLease?
TruLease lets you launch and scale your U.S. business with confidence — providing the documentation support banks trust for KYC and compliance.