Free Small Business Checking
Flexibility and Convenience - No Monthly Fee
If you're just starting out, our Free Small Business Checking account could be right for you. It offers solutions for your basic business needs — with no monthly fee.
Our online deposit platform is hosted by Blend Labs, Inc.
Easily manage your day-to-day needs
Our Free Small Business Checking accounts offer a variety of perks to help you pay your vendors and bills quickly and easily. And, with no monthly service fee, it can also help you stick to your budget.
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Our Free Small Business Checking accounts come with no monthly service fees, so you don't need to pay for services you won't use.
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Your Free Small Business Checking account will come with a free Business Debit Card so you can leave your checks at home when you pay a vendor who takes cards. Plus, you'll also get 15 free Online Bill Pay transactions,* in case paying online is easier.
* 15 free Online Bill Pay transactions per month; $0.50 per transaction thereafter.
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With Online Banking, you can keep track of all your transactions in one place, and access your account any time, anywhere. At a glance, you can check your balances, transfer money, or set mobile alerts to tell you about your account's status.
Additional Information
Visit one of our Banking Centers or call a Business Banker at 800-346-5312 to apply. Once you've opened it, you can start using your checking account for all your business's needs.
Your first 200 transactions are free; $0.40 per transaction thereafter. Transactions include checks written, debits, deposits, items deposited and transfers.
Business Debit Card transactions do not count toward the transaction limit.
There is no monthly service fee for our Free Small Business Checking account, no matter what your account balance.
Ready to get started?
Safely and securely open an account by getting started online or by scheduling an appointment.
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Our online deposit platform is hosted by Blend Labs, Inc.
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