Stage 3 · Foundation · Partner-delivered

Real U.S. Physical Address

A genuine leased street address with a lease agreement and utility bill — not a PO box, not a CMRA mailbox. Built to pass the checks a virtual address fails.

Book a consultation$3,000 – $7,500

Why a mailbox isn't enough

Many banks and fintechs — Brex, Ramp, and an increasing number of traditional banks — screen for CMRA and virtual addresses and reject applications that use them. A real leased address, backed by an actual lease agreement and, in the full tier, a utility bill in support, represents a legitimate U.S. business presence and passes where a mailbox fails.

What it is — and what it isn't

This is real presence and real mail, sold honestly. It's a legitimate U.S. business address for your company — not a way to fake personal residency for a program that requires you to actually live in the United States, and not a magic key: no provider can guarantee that any one specific bank or processor approves you. We say that plainly, up front.

Delivered through our partner network

The address is provided through a vetted third-party partner and coordinated end-to-end by Keystone Bridge — one engagement, one point of contact. Everything is documented in your company's name from day one.

Fees & structure

Published, like everything else

Address — standard

$3,000

Genuine leased street address for your U.S. company, with mail handling.

Address + lease + utility

$4,000

The full evidence stack: lease agreement plus a utility bill — the documents bank KYC teams actually ask for.

Full U.S. presence package

$6,700 – $7,500

For e-commerce operators: the address plus a clean compliance setup for Shopify and PayPal processing and the complete documentation stack.

What we never promise

We never promise that any specific bank, fintech, or processor will approve you. A real address removes the most common rejection reason — the decision always remains theirs.

Real U.S. Physical Address FAQs

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