An FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) is a report of foreign bank and financial accounts that must be filed annually by US persons who have over $10,000 in foreign financial accounts at any time during the calendar year.

Who needs to file an FBAR?

US citizens, residents, and entities who have a financial interest in or signature authority over foreign financial accounts with an aggregate value exceeding $10,000 at any time during the calendar year must file an FBAR.

What are the penalties for not filing an FBAR?

Non-willful FBAR violations can result in penalties of up to $16,117 per account. Willful violations can result in penalties up to $161,072 or 50% of the account balance at the time of the violation.

How It Works

Four steps. Under 10 minutes. Done.

Create Your Account

Your SSN is encrypted with AES-256 before it ever touches our database.

Enter Your Foreign Accounts

Add your foreign bank accounts, securities accounts, or other financial accounts. Or upload a spreadsheet.

We save your accounts so next year you only update the balances — no re-entering data.

Review & Validate

We auto-convert currencies using official Treasury rates, check for errors, and flag anything that could cause a rejection.

Our validator checks over 40 FinCEN requirements before you submit.

E-Sign & Submit

Electronically sign your filing. We transmit it to FinCEN via the official BSA E-Filing SDTM protocol.

You receive a BSA Identifier confirmation within 2 business days.

Ready to file?

Create your account and start your FBAR filing now.