How to open a small business account
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Your complete business banking solution: no-fee checking for daily operations plus high-yield savings with 3.80% APY.* It’s business checking and savings accounts built for today and tomorrow.
Smart business owners know managing cash flow and building reserves require different tools. With Basic Business Checking, you get seamless daily operations, while Business Premium Savings helps you grow your profits. Together, they’re a firm financial foundation for adapting to your business needs.
Enjoy zero monthly maintenance fees on both accounts so every dollar stays in your business—no hidden costs, no surprises.
Grow reserves with 3.80% APY* in savings—your funds earn more while remaining accessible when opportunity knocks.
Process unlimited transactions through your checking—transfer, pay and manage cash flow without limits or extra charges.
Basic Business Checking | Business Premium Savings | |
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Flexibility | An operating account that’s low-cost and easy to maintain. | A high-interest rate account to help you store non-operating funds. |
Monthly Maintenance Fees | $0 | $0 |
Processing & Transaction Fees | None, unlimited | Up to 20 per month free, $0.30 for each thereafter |
Minimum Opening Deposit | $0 | $0 |
Interest Rate (APY) | N/A | 3.80%* |
QuickBooks Integration | Free | Free |
Expand FDIC coverage up to $265MM with Axos Bank Insured Cash Sweep through IntraFi® Network Deposits℠.
All in one App
Monitor cash flow, approve payments, and transfer funds instantly. Download the Axos mobile app to access your business accounts 24/7, integrate with QuickBooks, and make smarter financial decisions, all from your phone.
Balance | APY | Rate |
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$0 - $23,999.99 | 3.80% | 3.73% |
$24,000 - $49,999.99 | 3.80% | 3.73% |
$50,000 - $499,999.99 | 3.80% | 3.73% |
$500,000 - $4,999,999.99 | 3.80% | 3.73% |
$5,000,000 or More | ** | ** |
**Contact a Business Banking Relationship Manager at 1-844-678-2726 for current rates
Transform how your business banks with free checking and high-yield savings. No maintenance monthly fees, no minimum deposit, plus competitive returns on your reserves. Start growing today.
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There are several reasons to open a business bank account and keep your business cash flow separate from your personal finances.
You’ll need your Employer Identification Number, Social Security number (if you’re a sole proprietor), ownership agreements, business license, and articles of incorporation/organization.
Having a business checking account instead of a personal account is beneficial for several reasons, including professionalism, keeping the personal information of your customers secure, being prepared for financial emergencies, and establishing credit.
Yes, you can open an Axos business bank account by yourself. We make it easy to open both business checking and savings accounts entirely online because Axos is a digital bank.
Once you're ready, you can apply in minutes.
A few reasons why you should have a business savings account include the ability to be prepared for financial emergencies, to adapt to changes in the marketplace, and to position your business for growth
Yes. When you have a business savings account that earns interest, the IRS considers that earned interest as taxable income. You will owe taxes on whatever interest you have accrued in the account.
While you can do it, there are several reasons to avoid using a personal savings account for your business. Having a business savings account allows you to keep that money separate from your personal savings, to make transactions in the name of the business, and it’s easier to keep transactions separate for tax purposes.