Limited Liability Agricultural Company

Limited Liability Agricultural Company Definition

Limited Liability Agricultural Company

A Limited Liability Agricultural Company is a business entity that combines the characteristics of a limited liability company (LLC) with a focus on agricultural activities. This structure provides its owners (often referred to as members) with limited liability protection, meaning their personal assets are generally protected from business debts and liabilities. The company's operations are centered around agricultural production, such as farming, livestock raising, or crop cultivation.


  • A valid identification document: identity card (both sides), passport, residence permit (both sides), driving license (card format, both sides) of the CEO or treasurer of the LLAC requesting the opening of the payment account

  • A valid identification document (front and back sides of an ID card or passport) of the beneficial owners holding more than 25 % of the LLAC: identity card (both sides), passport, residence permit (both sides), driving license (card format, both sides)

  • A Trade and Companies Register Certificate was issued within the last 3 months for the LLAC requesting the opening of the payment account

  • The signed Articles of Association for the LLAC requesting the opening of the payment account

  • A copy of the notice in the Official Bulletin of Civil and Commercial Announcements for France (Bulletin Officiel des Annonces Civiles et Commerciales/BODACC in French).

Crowdfunding only

  • A document describing the project in detail if the account holder is the project leader

Marketplaces only

  • The URL of the merchant's site is a priority. Failing that, the URL of the merchant's store on the marketplace or the URL of the marketplace is a last resort.