MarketplaceComing soon

    The right specialist, vetted.

    A vetted directory of cross-border specialists is being built: chosen on fit and track record, not who pays the most. No launch date announced.

    Marketplace Β· Illustrative concept preview
    No partners or access model announced
    • Cross-border tax adviser

      Tax advisoryPlanned vetting

      UK/EU exit Β· NHR 2.0 Β· CRS reporting

      Track record and regulatory standing to be verified
      Profile Request intro
    • Immigration counsel

      ImmigrationPlanned vetting

      Golden Visa Β· investor route Β· family dependants

      Jurisdiction-specific experience to be verified
      Profile Request intro
    • Private-banking specialist

      Private bankingPlanned vetting

      Multi-currency Β· trust banking Β· structured credit

      Client fit and onboarding scope to be verified
      Profile Request intro
    • International insurance broker

      InsurancePlanned vetting

      International health Β· life Β· US-person capable

      Licensing and cross-border scope to be verified
      Profile Request intro

    Visa and structure tools are available now. Financial, insurance and Marketplace access are still pre-launch.

    What you get.

    The Marketplace will be the people side of Heed. Visa Match, Structure Match and Financial Navigator list things you choose and set up yourself: programmes, companies, accounts. The Marketplace will list people you hire to do it for you: tax advisers, immigration lawyers, relocation agents, private bankers and insurance brokers, each chosen for one country and one kind of problem on fit and track record, not on who pays. It is still being built, has no launch date, and no plan includes it today.

    • Tax advisors. Cross-border specialists for US/UK dual filings, EU exit tax, CRS reporting, crypto disposal

    • Immigration lawyers. Golden visas, talent visas, residency programmes, citizenship-by-investment, jurisdiction by jurisdiction

    • Relocation agents. Housing, schools, healthcare, and the dozens of small things a move actually involves

    • Private bankers. A named relationship manager who opens the account a neobank won't, for the non-resident or crypto-derived case

    • Insurance brokers. Bespoke health, life, and asset cover for cross-border and high-net-worth situations, placed by someone who knows the market

    How it works.

    1. 01

      Independent intake

      Structured interview, real cases, real jurisdictions. No generic global firms with no in-country depth.

    2. 02

      Track record check

      Bar memberships, licensing, regulatory standing, references from actual clients.

    3. 03

      Member feedback loop

      Members will rate every engagement. Providers who underdeliver will be removed. No pay-to-stay.

    4. 04

      Transparent relationships

      When a partner relationship is commercial, we disclose it. Introductions are based on fit and track record, not who pays the most.

    Pairs well with.

    Questions, answered.

    That access model has not been finalised. The Marketplace has no announced launch date, and Heed is not currently promising directory access, warm introductions, or member rates to any tier.

    They're two layers. Financial Navigator is the products layer: banks, brokers, crypto venues, and cards you open yourself, self-serve, the neobanks and accounts included. The Marketplace is the people layer: a vetted human you engage and pay, a private banker who handles a complex onboarding, an insurance broker, an immigration lawyer. Use Navigator to find the account; use the Marketplace when you need someone to handle it for you.

    There is no announced launch date. We are validating providers and the operating model before making access promises.

    Generic directories list whoever pays. The Marketplace will list who is good in a specific country for a specific problem, after an independent check, and will remove providers who underdeliver.

    Some partner relationships may include a referral fee. When one does, we will say so. A fee never overrides vetting: a partner cannot pay their way onto the Marketplace, or stay on it if members rate them poorly.

    The first countries planned are Portugal, the UAE, Switzerland, Singapore, Italy, Spain, the UK, the US and the main Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programmes. More follow where members ask.

    Apply via the partner application page. We'll review and reach out if there's a fit. We list a small number of providers per jurisdiction per category, quality over quantity.

    No. The move checklist names a suggested provider for some steps, such as company formation. Heed picks those itself; they are not Marketplace listings, and the Marketplace is not open.

    Only what you choose to share when you engage them. Heed does not pass member data to partners. Introductions are opt-in, on your terms.

    The Marketplace is the people layer: vetted advisers, lawyers, bankers, and brokers for when you want a human to handle it. The other tools list products you choose yourself: Visa Match finds residency and visa programmes (where you can live), Structure Match finds company structures (what to set up, and where), Financial Navigator finds accounts (banks, brokers, multicurrency, crypto rails), and Insurance finds health and travel policies.

    Something else? Ask.

    Answered from this FAQ by our assistant. Questions about your own taxes belong in Ask Heed, inside Heed.