Petar Todorovski

How common is remote bank account opening by using eID services under the eIDAS Regulatiion? There is an abundance of eID providers, but you still have to go to a bank branch to open an account in most cases (not talking about fintech companies, but about real banks). And does the initiative involve change in this direction?

I am a lawyer and I've just used it. I answered questions about IP, governing law, indemnification, and so on. But I am a lawyer. How do you expect a non-lawyer to answer these questions without putting themselves uner legal risks? The final document was... less than ideal. The data protection clauses were not compliant with any law, the IP clause sounds ridiculous, and there is no governing...

Since the tool is all about remote businesses, here are a few inaccuracies I noticed at first sight: - The Delaware tax rate is only for C-Corp or for US citizens/residents - The Wyoming tax rate is only for US citizens/residents (I run a Wyoming LLC from Europe and pay 0% in taxes) - For UAE, you say the effective tax rate is 10%, but the tax owed is 0 (recurring fees are fees, not tax) - For...

Is it eIDAS-compliant? Does it use a qualified e-sign certificate?

Does AtomPay work with cards issued by any bank in the world? Is there any limitation regarding eligible countries (Stripe serves very few countries)?

How does this differ from existing privacy compliance solutions?

Does it record obtained consents?

The promise for GDPR compliance is misleading because the cookie notice is not the only requirement. I saw the disclaimer on the bottom of the page (I work in GDPR data protection and I was looking for it) but most consumers won't see it.

Great work! I would like to see the personal income tax rates for each country, though.

Looks awesome! Can it be used for building a blog?

OMG, I am amazed! This thing writes better than me!

Guys, you need to remove that cookie wall. It is a violation of the GDPR. I cannot access the website without accepting all your cookies.