Can I use this address for business purposes?
Yes. You can use your Digital PO Box address for both personal and business post. It's ideal for client communication, invoicing, websites, and business cards.
Not at all. TDPB is used by freelancers, private individuals, digital nomads, second-home owners and small businesses alike. If you need a flexible and private postal solution, it's for you.
No.
The Digital PO Box does not provide legal company registration or “seat” addresses. Our addresses are intended for correspondence only and cannot be used as a registered office or official business domicile.If you need a company registration address, you will need a solution that explicitly offers that service.
Outcomes vary by bank but commonly include: a written follow-up, account restrictions, frozen access pending KYC update, and in extreme cases account closure. The earliest interventions are usually reversible if you respond quickly. Later stages get harder to unwind.
All payments are processed at the moment of purchase. This means:
• If you choose a monthly plan, your billing date will always be the same day you signed up (e.g. the 3rd of each month).
• Yearly plans are charged once, on the day you subscribe.
• Scan credits are charged immediately when you buy them.Usually not for that step. Opening an account often requires proof of where you actually live, like a utility bill or council tax statement, and a correspondence address isn't proof of residence. For ongoing correspondence with a bank that already has you on file, it works well.
Yes. One Digital PO Box number covers addresses across multiple TDPB Partner locations from a single account and inbox, so you can hold an address in Spain and Germany, for example, without managing two separate accounts. See active locations.
If you’ve chosen the “scan & forward” option, we’ll store your post and send it to you at the agreed frequency. If you prefer to receive originals occasionally, we recommend choosing this option from the start.
With the “scan & destroy” option, items are safely shredded after a 2-week buffer and cannot be forwarded afterwards.
You decide. You can have it securely stored, forwarded to any address, or destroyed, all via your online dashboard.
Yes. A virtual mailbox provides a valid correspondence address. You can use it for receiving mail from banks, insurers, government agencies and other institutions. It is not a substitute for a registered residential address (empadronamiento) in situations where one is legally required.
Without arrangements, mail keeps arriving at your old address. The current tenant may forward it, return it, or not. Most German banks and the Finanzamt rarely accept a foreign address for ongoing correspondence, particularly if you still have German tax or banking ties to wind down. A TDPB German address used as your post-Abmeldung correspondence address keeps the wind-down visible. Always verify the specific requirements of the institution you are dealing with.
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