Access the U.S. Credit System as a Non-Resident

A FREE step-by-step playbook to offset your expenses and enjoy a range of benefits at next to no cost through generous U.S. credit card point systems.

Thousands of digital entrepreneurs are leveraging U.S. credit daily as non-U.S. residents, securing first-class flights, 5 star hotels and other perks at little to no cost.

With this comprehensive guide, now you can do it too.

This free guide shows how the correct business, legal and banking structure will enable you to access hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of credit.

Every day you wait is another day your business expenses could be working for you.

Inside This Free Guide, You’ll Discover:

The multi-tiered business structures used for U.S credit setups

How to get free First/Business Class flights through your business expenses

How to get 5 Star hotel stays through your business expenses

The purpose of EIN and ITIN within credit setups

How to get accepted for U.S. credit as a non-resident

How ecom founders, info sellers and digital entrepreneurs use credit the smart way

The correct legal and banking foundations required

Common errors that trigger rejections or shutdowns

This Guide Is NOT For:

  • Operators with less than $5k/month digital business expenses
  • Businesses that aren't legally compliant
  • Those unable to travel to the US for one-time banking setup
  • Anyone looking to abuse credit lines with shortcuts

This Guide Is Perfect For You If:

  • You run e-commerce stores, info selling company or other digital business
  • You are spending money on email, Meta or Google Ads
  • You want to get a 4x return on your operating expenses
  • You're looking for a legal, compliant, long-term U.S. business credit setup

⚠️ Time-Sensitive Warning

These highly valuable U.S. credit point systems change all the time.

  • Application requirements for non-U.S. residents could be subject to increased scrutiny in future

  • High multiple credit point systems could be reduced or cancelled

  • Regulatory pressure on credit card reward programs  

Every month you delay is costing you in lost opportunities.

If you want your 2026 business strategy to include U.S. credit, planning must begin now.