WFOE capital at a glance
What registered capital really means
Three things to be clear on before you pick a number.
It's your investment
Registered capital is the capital you put into your own company, you keep control of it as working funds.
You don't pay it away
It isn't a government charge or a deposit that disappears, it's recorded as your company's committed capital.
It's a stated figure
The amount you commit is shown on your business licence, which is why a credible figure matters.
How much, and how you contribute it
The numbers that actually guide your decision.
No fixed legal minimum
For most business types there's no statutory minimum, you're not forced to a set amount.
Around USD 50,000
A practical level we recommend for smooth approval and banking, a guide, not a requirement.
Contributed gradually
You commit the amount and contribute it over time, not all upfront.
Matched to your business
Capital-heavy or trading operations usually warrant more than a lean services company.
How HCSG handles this for you
We make the capital decision simple and right-sized.
Advise the right figure
We recommend a credible amount matched to your business, banking, and scope.
Structure the contribution
We set it up so capital is contributed over time, not locked away upfront.
Align it with banking
We make sure the figure supports a smooth corporate account opening.
Handle the filing
The capital declaration is built into the registration we run for you.
The outcome: a capital figure that's credible, affordable, and right for your plan, decided with you, not guessed.
Specific, net-new answers, not a repeat of the guide above.
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