I know that I started and shutdown a company through Stripe Atlas a year and a half ago and they're still charging me recurring fees for it. I'm not convinced that Atlas was ever fully thought out on their end and I regret using it.
If you don't mind me asking, what was your process for dissolving the corporation? I'd love to shut down mine but last time I looked it up I got bogged down in all the legalese about Notices of Dissolution and Board Approval and all that jazz.
Almost as if all the "meatspace banking" regulations had their purpose, born out of decades of experience with the many, MANY, M A N Y weird edge cases that crop up sooner or later.
Not to say that the meatspace regulations and practices are fine (from an European POV, the fact y'all still use literal paper cheques instead of bank transfers and credit cards instead of direct debit because consumer protection is way easier on CCs), but still... it's amazing none of the fintechs ever really got hit hard by regulation agencies despite the continuous complaints.