MIRRASIA

Partnerships

Partner with Mirr Asia

We work with law firms, accountants, financial institutions, investors and service providers who make cross-border business easier for our clients. If you have something to offer, we want to hear it.

Four ways to partner, and room for more

Choose the type that fits best. If your idea doesn't fit any of them, propose it anyway.

1

Professional services

Law firms, accounting and audit firms, tax advisers

Work with us on engagements in your jurisdiction, from legal opinions and licensing to audit and tax filings.

Examples of proposals

  • Co-delivery of local work
  • Mutual client referrals
  • Revenue share
  • Partner rates for our clients
  • Specialist cover, such as licensing or disputes
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2

Banking and financial services

Banks, EMIs and payment firms, lenders, trade finance and FX providers

Offer our clients a smoother route to the financial services a new company needs.

Examples of proposals

  • Streamlined account onboarding
  • Reduced transaction or FX fees
  • Launch promotions
  • Business loans
  • Trade finance
  • Cards and payment acceptance
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3

Strategic investment

Strategic corporates, venture and private equity funds, family offices

Take part in the growth of our platform through investment or a structural partnership.

Examples of proposals

  • Equity investment
  • Share swap
  • Joint venture
  • Distribution or white-label
  • Other structures
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4

Membership benefits

Travel, workspace, subscription and software providers

Offer something useful to founders and teams who work across borders.

Examples of proposals

  • Hotels
  • Airlines
  • Cars and transfers
  • Business travel
  • Coworking and serviced offices
  • Subscriptions
  • AI and software tools
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Something else in mind?

Media, events, education, technology integrations or ideas we haven't thought of. Tell us.

Send an open proposal

What we look for in a partner

Our clients trust us with their companies. Every partnership has to protect that trust.

  • A clear benefit to clientsThe proposal should save our clients time or money, or give them access they would not otherwise have.
  • Licensed and compliantYou hold the licences your services require and meet AML and data protection rules in your jurisdiction.
  • Transparent termsFees, commissions and conditions are written down. We disclose partner relationships to clients where required.
  • Reliable deliveryA named contact, agreed response times and a track record we can verify.

How proposals are reviewed

  1. SubmitSend the form with any deck or term sheet.
  2. Initial reviewThe relevant team reviews it and replies within 10 business days.
  3. Discovery callWe discuss scope, client benefit and commercial terms.
  4. Due diligence and termsLicence and compliance checks, then an agreement, with an NDA first if needed.
  5. LaunchWe introduce the offer to clients and review results together.

Submit a proposal

A few lines are enough to start. The more specific you are about what our clients get, the faster we can respond.

  • No fee to submit a proposal
  • Proposals are shared only with the team reviewing them
  • You can ask for an NDA before sharing details
Step 1What kind of partnership are you proposing?
Step 2About your organisation
Step 3Your proposal
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Step 4Contact person

We reply to every complete proposal. Please don't include client data or confidential information in this form.

Partnership questions

Do you work with more than one partner in the same country?

Often, yes, so clients have a choice. Exclusivity can be discussed where a partner offers a clear benefit in return.

How are partner offers presented to clients?

Through our advisors when the offer fits a client's situation, and through the client dashboard for approved benefits. We never share client data without the client's consent.

Are referral fees or revenue shares disclosed to clients?

Where rules or good practice require it, yes. Clients need to be able to trust that our recommendations are made in their interest.

We are a startup. Can we still propose?

Yes. What matters is the benefit to clients and your ability to deliver it reliably and compliantly.

Who reviews strategic investment proposals?

Management reviews them directly. Please mark the proposal as strategic investment so it is routed correctly, and request an NDA if you need one.

Not sure which jurisdiction fits?

Tell us what you are building. An advisor replies within one business day with a recommendation and an itemised quote.