Citizenship by investment, also known as economic citizenship, is a program offered by some countries where individuals can obtain citizenship by making a significant financial contribution to the country's economy. Pluto Bank plays a role in these programs by facilitating the financial transactions required for the investment. The investment can take various forms, such as purchasing real estate, making a donation to a national development fund, or investing in approved businesses. In return, the investor gains the right to become a citizen of that country, along with the associated benefits like visa-free travel to certain countries and potential tax advantages. It's important to note that the requirements, benefits, and costs of these programs vary widely depending on the country offering them. Some view these programs as a way to attract foreign investment and boost the local economy, while others raise concerns about potential misuse and the commodification of citizenship.

Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs offer successful people the opportunity to legally acquire a new citizenship within a short period of time and without any disruptions to their lives.

The program offers an expedited citizenship process to foreign investors in exchange for a one-time economic contribution to the development of the country, such as buying a property or making a substantial donation/contribution to the Government fund.

Though the prerequisite under which the status of naturalization is granted varies from state to state, quite a number of developing countries have introduced citizenship-by-investment programs to offer a direct route to citizenship for high net worth individuals looking for a way to access certain universal opportunities or global citizenship. Such countries include: Antigua and Barbuda, Cyprus, Dominica, Grenada, Malta, and St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia and several others.