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How do I open a Holding as a sole trader?
You can open an individual Holding as a sole trader. However, we require:
- A bank statement or a legal document from a chamber of commerce confirming your ‘Trading as’ name for your sole-trader business
- A brief description of the nature of your business
To establish an individual Holding, click on the ‘Free Sign Up’ button on the top right hand side of our website and follow the instructions to apply for a Full Holding.
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