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Can a company invest on Maclear: legal entity registration guide

06/24/2026

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Yes. Maclear accepts both private investors and legal entities. The registration process for a company account follows the same general flow as a private account, with several additional fields and verification steps.

On the registration page, select Company account. You will need to provide your company name, registration number, registered address, and the email and password for the account. After email activation, company verification (KYB — Know Your Business) is required before investing.

Can I invest on Maclear as both a private person and a company?

Yes. You can hold two separate Maclear accounts — one personal and one for your company. Each account goes through its own independent registration and verification process.

Regulatory disclosure: Maclear AG, registered in Switzerland, member of PolyReg SRO, a self-regulatory organization supervised by FINMA.


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