19Consulting / Way19 LLC — a full-service SaaS platform connecting international clients with expert consultants on company formation, banking, tax, visas, and product sourcing.
What’s included:
4 separate applications: Marketing site, Client panel, Consultant panel, Admin panel
Payment system with Stripe (checkout, webhook, subscription)
Digital contract signing with DocuSign
Accounting integration with Xero
Multilingual support (TR, EN, PT, ES)
AI-powered chat assistant (AI Oracle)
Real-time notifications, project tracking, file management
65%/35% consultant/platform revenue sharing system
148 automated tests — all passed 
Without writing a single line of code. Just the idea, Replit did the rest.
replit.com/refer/way19llc
How are you handling client acquisition? Organic or paid?
I manage organically.
20 Mar 2026 Cum, saat 22:43 tarihinde Eric <notifications@replit.discoursemail.com> şunu yazdı:
Cool project, ambitious scope for sure.
A couple things I’m curious about since you’re handling company formation, banking, tax, and visas across international jurisdictions:
Are you following KYC/AML requirements for the financial services side? Most jurisdictions require specific licensing to facilitate banking and tax consulting, even as a platform.
How are you handling data residency? If you’re serving clients in the EU, Turkey, Brazil, etc., there are strict rules about where financial and personal data can be stored and processed.
Is there a compliance framework in place for the legal document signing? DocuSign handles the signature piece, but the platform itself typically needs to meet certain standards when facilitating legal contracts across borders.
Also, I’d get on a custom domain sooner rather than later. I tried checking it out both times and it was under maintenance. If enterprise clients are the target, uptime and a proper domain go a long way for trust.
Not trying to rain on the parade, the build itself sounds like a solid proof of concept. Just want to make sure the regulatory side is covered because that’s where platforms like this usually run into real trouble.