Eligibility & Restrictions
Region Policy
Nano Wallet's account opening eligibility is governed by U.S. federal regulations, our banking partner's compliance framework, and international sanctions programs. Below is a complete breakdown of supported, restricted, and prohibited jurisdictions.
Standard onboarding with no additional requirements beyond KYC verification.
20
countries & regions
Enhanced Due Diligence required. One-time $50 verification fee applies.
30
countries & regions
Account opening is prohibited due to OFAC sanctions or FATF designations.
28
countries & regions
United States — State-Level Restrictions
While the United States is fully supported, certain states have additional regulatory requirements that may affect service availability.
New York: Digital asset services are restricted pending BitLicense authorization. USD banking services remain available.
Business accounts are currently available only for U.S.-incorporated entities.
Fully Supported Countries
Residents of these countries can open personal accounts with standard KYC verification. No additional fees or enhanced review required.
Enhanced Due Diligence Countries
Residents of these countries are eligible to open accounts, but must complete Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) review. A one-time $50 verification fee is required and will be credited back to your account as subscription credit.
Fee Disclosure: The $50 EDD fee covers additional identity verification, source-of-funds documentation, and ongoing monitoring required by our banking partner's compliance program. This fee is non-refundable but is applied as account credit.
Prohibited Countries
Account opening is not available for residents of these jurisdictions. This restriction is mandated by U.S. federal sanctions programs (OFAC), FATF high-risk designations, and our banking partner's compliance policies.
Regulatory Basis: These restrictions are mandated by OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control), the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) grey/black list designations, and Column's prohibited countries policy effective June 2025.
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