If your business is undergoing dissolution, merger, and/or bankruptcy, it's essential to properly manage your Mintos account to ensure a smooth transition and compliance with legal requirements.
The dissolution, merger, or bankruptcy of a company can have various legal and tax implications. We strongly advise you to seek professional legal and/or tax advice to understand the consequences of your investment activities on Mintos. Each country may have unique rules that apply to corporate accounts, and a professional can provide guidance tailored to your situation.
As soon as you become aware of any planned changes to your company, such as dissolution, merger, or bankruptcy, it is crucial to inform Mintos. Timely communication allows us to provide the necessary support and ensure that your account is managed appropriately during the transition. We can assist you in navigating any administrative changes that may be required to your Mintos account, such as updating ownership details or handling funds and investments.
Keep in mind that the practicalities of handling your Mintos account will be influenced by the legal framework of the country where your company is registered. Depending on the jurisdiction, there may be specific requirements related to the closure of corporate accounts, the transfer of assets, or ongoing liabilities.
At this moment, the transfer of outstanding investments (e.g., Notes) to another Mintos account (i.e., an account of another company) is not supported.
For more information or if you need help, please get in touch with our customer support team. However, while Mintos can assist with account-related matters, we cannot provide legal or tax advice.