Your LLC has a business account. Kronos is for the money it pays you — verified with your own country’s ID, with US account details and a tax helper for where you actually live.
Get Kronos — free to startYou formed a US LLC from abroad. It has a US business account for clients and platforms. But the money the LLC pays you — your owner draws, your salary to yourself — needs a personal home, and most US personal accounts expect a US address and Social Security number.
Pick your country first; Kronos shows which IDs are accepted for it. No US address needed to start.
Once approved, get US routing and account numbers, so your LLC's business account can pay you by ACH or wire.
Earned, costs, money set aside for tax and take-home each month, with a tax helper that uses the rules for the country you live in (52 countries covered).
Add money with crypto or PayPal USD, and send internationally with the fee and rate shown before you confirm.
Kronos is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking and payment services are provided by licensed partners; availability depends on your country, identity verification and eligibility. Tax figures are estimates, not tax advice. Fees for any transfer are shown before you confirm.
Many can. You choose your country, verify with an ID accepted for it, and once approved you get US account details. Availability depends on your country and verification.
Yes. After approval, Kronos shows US routing and account numbers that accept ACH and wire transfers, so your LLC’s business account can pay you like any US account.
No. Keep your LLC’s business account for the business. Kronos is for your personal side.
No. The tax helper estimates how much to keep aside using the rules for where you live. It is not tax advice, and it does not file your LLC’s US returns.