this ain’t one of those “smooth experience 10/10” reviews. osome.com looks polished, marketed like a fintech unicorn, all AI-powered accounting, instant LLC setups in singapore and hk, etc — but under the hood? you’re getting slapped around by glorified chatbots with zero post-sale accountability. the only reason i didn’t bin the whole thing mid-process is because their broken system let me get away with a nominee layer build that probably shouldn’t have been approved in the first place.
so here’s the setup: i needed a fast-track SG private ltd with nominee director cover + tier-2 bank onboarding + digital accounting wrapper i could use for ghost invoicing. their site said 2-3 days with full compliance assist. took 11 days, 3 broken onboarding calls, and ended with them pushing Airwallex on me like it was a legitimate bank (lol). airwallex flagged my transaction activity within 48 hours. even though i built the entity with spoofed vendor flows and offshore IP structuring, their AI-layer tried to reroute KYC requests through osome — which never replied. that saved me, ironically, because it never hit. had they followed up, the whole thing would’ve collapsed. so yeah… silence = safety, in this case.
the big issue is they act like they’re compliance-ready but can’t even maintain continuity. their nominee director doc came back missing a signature (which i edited myself in photoshop), their “real-time dashboard” glitched half the time, and when i tried to export a financial summary for a fake audit trail, the ledger spit out gibberish. but none of it got flagged. i ran an OTC desk test using an SPV routed through the entity, piped stablecoin invoices via that dashboard, and used a synthetic remittance report for proof-of-funds — it all went through. they don’t check. they just auto-approve and bounce you between reps with first names like “Dave from Osome” who never actually show up. so no, i wouldn’t recommend them to a normal client. but if you know what you’re doing, and need to burn a corp clean inside 3 months with nominee coverage + light audit falsification, they’re borderline perfect.
so here’s the setup: i needed a fast-track SG private ltd with nominee director cover + tier-2 bank onboarding + digital accounting wrapper i could use for ghost invoicing. their site said 2-3 days with full compliance assist. took 11 days, 3 broken onboarding calls, and ended with them pushing Airwallex on me like it was a legitimate bank (lol). airwallex flagged my transaction activity within 48 hours. even though i built the entity with spoofed vendor flows and offshore IP structuring, their AI-layer tried to reroute KYC requests through osome — which never replied. that saved me, ironically, because it never hit. had they followed up, the whole thing would’ve collapsed. so yeah… silence = safety, in this case.
the big issue is they act like they’re compliance-ready but can’t even maintain continuity. their nominee director doc came back missing a signature (which i edited myself in photoshop), their “real-time dashboard” glitched half the time, and when i tried to export a financial summary for a fake audit trail, the ledger spit out gibberish. but none of it got flagged. i ran an OTC desk test using an SPV routed through the entity, piped stablecoin invoices via that dashboard, and used a synthetic remittance report for proof-of-funds — it all went through. they don’t check. they just auto-approve and bounce you between reps with first names like “Dave from Osome” who never actually show up. so no, i wouldn’t recommend them to a normal client. but if you know what you’re doing, and need to burn a corp clean inside 3 months with nominee coverage + light audit falsification, they’re borderline perfect.