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Zenind Inc. is a technology company that builds business service solutions for SMBs. Small and medium-sized business owners can use our easy-to-use and affordable software to form an entity in the United States and stay compliant with ongoing state requirements & mandates. We are committed to providing the highest quality services that help businesses succeed and help the economy grow by removing the frictions in business operations and increasing transparency in the industry.
2021 Guadalupe Street, Suite 260, 78705, Austin, United States
BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I AM FROM NETHERLANDS AND I HAD THE ISSUE WITH NOT FINDING A COMPANY WHERE ITS POSSIBLE TO USE DUTCH COMPANY AS SHAREHOLDER 100% BUT ZENID WHAS PERFECT IN COUPLE MINUTES I SIGNED UP THE COMPANY AND THE ONLINE PORTAL IS PERFECT THANKYYOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
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