KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, MT103 One Way
Read this before you send us any files. We do not receive or clear KTT or similar messages. Banks do not receive or clear them either. Every so-called transaction we have reviewed failed basic KYC and did not come with real funds.
Plain truth:
KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, and MT103 One Way are classic advance fee schemes or attempts to harvest identity data. Brokers may believe in them. Regulators and real banks do not.
What Counts as Settlement, and What Does Not
Settlement is real only when a regulated bank authenticates an instruction on its own systems and posts cleared funds to an account on recognised payment rails. The credit must be usable and visible on a bank statement. Anything else is noise.
This is settlement
- Funds posted by a regulated bank after full compliance checks
- Credit visible on statements and usable on standard rails
- Clear audit trail with named officers and verifiable references
This is not settlement
- PDFs, screenshots, or stamps from unrelated parties
- Emails that promise a future posting if fees are paid first
- References to KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, MT103 One Way, or similar
Why These Files Collapse Under KYC
- No proof of lawful wealth creation, only vague stories
- Requests to invest in random projects with no underwriting
- Claims of hundreds of billions, no audited trail, no tax history
- Pressure for upfront fees or personal data, then silence
What We Do, and What We Do Not Do
We do
- Form SPVs with proper governance and controls
- Open accounts with regulated banks for legitimate needs
- Prepare KYC and compliance packs that stand up to review
- Arrange capital for real, underwritten transactions
We do not
- Receive or clear KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, or MT103 One Way
- Accept files that fail basic KYC or sanctions checks
- Guarantee receipt of ghost funds or unverifiable credits
- Work through long broker chains that hide principals
What a Real Funding Process Looks Like
| Step |
What happens |
| KYC and source of funds |
Verified identity, lawful origin of funds, tax trail, and sanctions checks |
| Underwriting |
Model, covenants, collateral, and counterparties reviewed by professionals |
| Account opening |
SPV formed, account opened, controls set, and officers named |
| Funding |
Funds move on standard rails, then appear as cleared balances with a full audit trail |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you try to receive a KTT if I pay a fee
No. We will not attempt to receive or clear KTT or any similar message. These files are fraud or phishing. Paying fees will not change that.
A broker told me a top bank accepts KTT
They do not. Real banks require verified source of funds, lawful purpose, and proper instructions. KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, and MT103 One Way are not valid funding methods.
Can you still help me open an SPV and an account
Yes. We can form an SPV and open an account with a regulated bank for legitimate needs. We do not guarantee the receipt of any alleged KTT or similar messages.
How do you handle brokers
We speak directly with principals. Long chains cause delays and hide risk. If you are a broker, bring the principal to the first call and share full details, or we will decline.
Talk to us about real banking work
If you need an SPV and a bank account for a legitimate transaction, we can handle the setup and the onboarding. If your plan involves KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, or MT103 One Way, save your time and do not send it.
Contact Us
We act as arranger and advisor through regulated partners. We do not hold client funds. All services are subject to KYC, AML, and sanctions screening. We do not attempt to receive or clear KTT, IPIP, IPID, L2L, or MT103 One Way messages. There is no guarantee of funds that do not exist.