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Arsen Kazibekov

Co-Founder at Liber.Money, a fintech startup that allows you to get a bank card from foreign banks remotely

Arsen Kazibekov is an entrepreneur and the founder of Liber.Money, a fintech startup that provides remote banking services for individuals and companies from different countries.12 He has a background in business, having previously founded a company selling trucks in Moscow, which achieved monthly sales of $1 million within its first six months.1

Professional Background

Kazibekov's current focus is on Liber.Money, a fintech venture aimed at solving financial access problems for migrants. The startup allows people to open bank accounts and obtain bank cards remotely, addressing a significant issue faced by many migrants in Europe.24

Entrepreneurial Ventures

Liber.Money:: This innovative fintech project is designed to assist non-residents with their banking needs.5 It specifically targets the approximately 20 million migrants living in Europe, 80% of whom reportedly face difficulties with bank accounts and obtaining cards.4

Previous Success:: Before Liber.Money, Kazibekov demonstrated his entrepreneurial skills by founding a successful truck-selling company in Moscow.1

Online Presence

Arsen Kazibekov maintains an active online presence to promote his business ventures and share insights:

  • LinkedIn: His profile can be found under the username "kazibekov".12
  • Twitter: He uses the handle @taparchi, where he describes himself as the founder of Liber.Money and an entrepreneur focused on simplifying financial access worldwide.3

Kazibekov is actively involved in presenting his startup to potential partners and investors, as evidenced by his participation in discussions about cooperation between innovative projects and tech companies.56

Highlights

Feb 2 · linkedin

I’m giving an update on the #libermoney project (we are making a neobank for migrants, because 20 million people cannot open accounts in local banks in Europe)

  1. We have received a letter from the regulator, which significantly expands our capabilities for remotely opening cards. In some cases, it will be possible to use digital signatures issued in other countries (we are checking the list of countries)

  2. We were informed that the Azerbaijan digital residence certificate could be launched in a month or a month and a half.

  3. We are actively working on integration with the first bank.

  4. The product is 95% ready.

Until now, we have developed the project at our own expense. We are now starting an active fundraising process. It will last another 2-3 weeks.

If you or your investor friends want to be involved in a project that can change the lives of a million people, then it's time to write to me. :-)

Jan 22 · linkedin

Dear friends, I am creating a fintech startup called Liber, which allows individuals and companies from different countries to remotely open bank accounts and receive cards. We recently released the first test card using a new program and method. If you work in a bank, then we are open to discussing new partnerships.

We can bring to you more than 100,000 new clients, with an average turnover per card of $3,000. In total, this is $300 million per month. We can also welcome about 2 thousand companies worth more than $1 million per year each.

We can bring new clients for banks and the following countries: EU (especially Switzerland), USA Türkiye, Georgia, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Montenegro, UAE Israel, Mongolia, Argentina.

Write to me in direct message or email [email protected]

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Belgrade, Serbia