Corporate Plus Checking
One-stop business banking with our highest-earning business checking account.
You've earned it—now put that money to work
When you carry a higher balance, you can maximize your earning potential with a single account. Our Corporate Plus Checking account offers:
- Tiered, high-yield dividend rates, so you earn more with a higher balance1, 2
- Unlimited monthly transactions
- Up to $10,000 in cash processing per month—free
- Free checks, up to $99 per year
- 24/7 access to your account through online and mobile banking
Want to skip the monthly service fee?
When you maintain an average monthly balance of $10,000 during your statement cycle, you can avoid the $20 monthly service fee for your Corporate Plus Checking account. And you’ll earn dividends on your balance–it’s a win-win.
Track your cash flow in real time
We know you’re busy—business banking is at your fingertips with our mobile app, available on the App Store® and Google Play™.
- Free check deposit
- Free online bill pay to any company in the U.S.
- Stop payment on checks
- Export data to your accounting software
- Set up account alerts
- Keep tabs on your account activity
- View up to 36 months of eStatements
Take a look at our other business checking accounts
Primary Business Checking
Stay on top of your cash flow with our simplest business checking account. It’s great for small businesses with a moderate number of transactions and a lower monthly balance.
Preferred Business Checking
Ready to grow your business? Get unlimited monthly transactions, up to $10,000 in cash processing per month, and free checks—all while earning interest on your balance.
Not-for-Profit Business Checking
Our most affordable business checking account is designed especially for homeowners associations, foundations, social advocacy groups, and other organizations.
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1Dividends on checking accounts are variable and are subject to change after the account is opened.
2See Business Deposit Account Interest Rate & Fee Disclosure for specifics.
