terms
These are the terms of business of stateless, written so that a human like you and me can read them in five minutes. By using stateless, you accept them. If one of them does not sit right with you, the only thing to do is leave my site and head back to some Telegram thread full of morons.
Who you are dealing with
- Company
- The Borderless Network Company LLC (Wyoming, USA)
- Site
- stateless.sx
- Contact
- [email protected]
What stateless is, and is not
stateless aggregates fiscal, legal and banking information about countries and institutions, from public sources and from my own research, and presents it in a way that helps you compare and decide. It is information, not advice.
- Nothing on this site is legal, tax, financial or investment advice. I am not your lawyer, your accountant or your adviser.
- Rules change, banks change their policies, and data can be wrong or outdated. Double-check, triple-check, quadruple-check every piece of information before making an important decision.
- The decisions you take and their consequences are yours.
Fair use of the content
The data, the grades, the guides and the way they are presented are the work of stateless and are protected as such. You may use them for your own life and your own business. But you may not:
- copy, republish, resell or redistribute the bank list, the grades or the guides, in whole or in part, free or paid;
- scrape or bulk-download the site to rebuild a dataset or train a product on it;
- attack, overload or try to break the site.
Availability and changes
stateless is a small, independent project. I do my best to keep it up and accurate, but I do not promise uninterrupted availability, and I may change, add or remove features at any time.
Liability
To the extent the law allows it: the site is provided as is and free of charge; I am not liable for decisions taken on the basis of its content, for a bank or an administration refusing you, or for losses or missed gains.
Law and disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA, and any dispute goes to the courts there, unless the consumer protection rules of the place where you live give you a right you cannot waive, in which case those apply. Before any of that: write to me, most problems are solved in an email.
Changes
These terms may evolve. The date below moves when they do, and material changes are described on this page. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept it.
Last updated: October 15, 2026.