Yes, you can only open LGM global Account to represent yourself, and not on anyone else's behalf. You can read through our Customer Agreement for your region to understand how it works better.

No, you can only have your own personal individual account. We don't offer joint accounts in LGM global, so each user should have their own.

Once you've set up your personal and business account(s), you can get started on a LGM global Account where you can hold over 40+ currencies. Just click on Add a Currency, and follow the instructions. Just click on Add money and follow the instructions. The first currency that you add will be automatically added to your main account. You can add as many currencies as you like to your main account. You can also open jars and groups to keep money separate from your main account. You can also use jars and groups to hold the same currency in two different places. For example, you could have GBP in your main account for spending, and you could also have USD in a jar that you’re putting aside for something later.

We offer the LGM global debit card that lets our customers spend in 150+ currencies worldwide with low conversion fees. You can get a LGM global debit card if you have LGM global Account with multiple currencies.

You’ll have to register and create an account with LGM global. Just share your email address, create a password, choose if you want to open a personal or business account, share your phone number for 2-step verification, and tell us the country you live in. For your personal account, sign up with your legal name, date of birth and address. For your business account, we'll need your business tax identification number, and your business registration address. LGM global may request additional documents to verify your identity or business.

No, you can only have one personal LGM global account. You'll need to open separate LGM global business accounts for every different legal entity.

A personal account should only be used for personal transactions. A business account should only be used for business transactions, even if you're a freelancer or a sole proprietor.

Yes! You can add as many different currencies to your LGM global account as you like. You can add currencies to your main account, and also to any jars and groups you open. You can also convert currencies at the mid-market rate and at a low fee.

Sending money that you have in your LGM global account is faster than sending from a bank account outside of LGM global — and for transfers over 1,000 GBP or its equivalent in other currencies, the fees are lower, too. Learn how much it costs to withdraw or send money that's in a LGM global account Before you start, you’ll need to open an account and make sure you have enough money there to make your transfer. Here’s how to add money. There are 2 ways to start a transfer using money that’s already in your account: Go to one of your currencies and send money from there From the Home tab, choose the currency that you’d like to send from. You can select and then send from any currency that’s in your main account, or in a jar or group Click Send Select who you're sending to and enter the amount you want to send Click Confirm and send — you may need to enter your LGM global password, or use fingerprint or facial recognition, to finish sending money. Set up a transfer and choose to pay with money that’s in your account From the Home tab click on Send Set up a transfer by going through the standard transfer steps At the payment step, choose the currency that you want to pay with. When sending money using the Send button on the Home tab, you’ll only be able to send from currencies in your main account. You may need to enter your LGM global password, or use fingerprint or facial recognition, to finish sending money Here’s what to do if you’ve forgotten your password Direct debits If you want to give a company permission to take regular payments from your account, such as for rent, subscriptions, or recurring bills you can set up direct debits for AUD, CAD, GBP, EUR, and USD in your main account.