New Business Bank Account

Your new business success begins right here, right now.

Starting a business is hard enough — your banking shouldn't be. Axos makes business banking simple with tools tailored just for new business owners like you. Managing your money has never been easier or more stress-free.

Here’s why you should choose an Axos business bank account.

Your business banking choice should relieve stress. These four features can make a new business account with Axos a no-brainer.

Low costs

Save money. Enjoy no monthly maintenance fees and no domestic ATM charges.

100% online

Anytime, anywhere. Handle all your transactions in our all-in-one mobile app.

Move money faster

Skip the banking stress. Move money and make transactions effortlessly.

24/7 customer service

With exceptional support, our team can ensure your business needs are always met.

$200† Welcome Bonus Offer

Every dollar counts when you're starting out. That's why new businesses can earn up to $200 opening a new Basic Business Checking account today.

Here’s how it works:

  • Open a Basic Business Checking account using promo code START200 by September 30, 2025.

  • Maintain an average daily balance of $3,000 over your account’s first few months. You’ll earn up to $50 cashback per calendar month, up to $200 total.

  • No strings. Just rewards.

Award-Winning Business Banking

Your new business demands a trustworthy partner. With 25 years in business and over 20,000 small businesses served, we’re proud to be one of the most reliable and innovative banks for entrepreneurs like you.

Choose a one-stop solution to manage and grow your new business.

Axos won’t just be home to your business banking — we can be your all-in-one partner for financial success.
 Explore complementary tools and products tailored for your business needs, including:

Basic Business Checking

No monthly fees, unlimited transactions = more money for your business.

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Business Interest Checking

Earn up to 1.01% APY* while managing your day-to-day business funds.

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Business Premium Savings

Save smart with 4.01% APY* as you grow your cash reserve.

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Merchant Services

Simplify your payments and increase your business cash flow.

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Payroll Services

Manage your team with ease, from one employee up to dozens.

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Open your business bank account in 3 easy steps.

Getting started is quick and easy. Follow these simple steps to open your account today and start your business banking on the right foot.

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    Choose Your Account

    Pick the accounts that work for your business.

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    Gather Your Documents

    Apply in minutes to verify your business.

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    Get Approved

    Start taking advantage of your new account.

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These 3 reasons are why your new business needs its own bank account.

One of the most important decisions you can make as a small business owner is to open a separate business banking account.

  • Keep Business and Personal Finances in Separate Accounts

    Separation offers clarity and a more professional approach.

  • Simplify Tax Preparation

    Have a record of all your business income and expenses in one place.

  • Protect Yourself Legally

    Business accounts owned by a legal entity safeguard personal liability.

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How to Open a Small Business Bank Account

Whether you’re searching for the best checking account for your LLC or a savings account that fits your startup, you have lots of options. 

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Why You Need a Business Bank Account as a Sole Proprietor

Adding separate bank accounts for your business can provide you with higher levels of asset protection and tax incentives.

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Why You Should Have Multiple Small Business Bank Accounts

Depending on your financial goals as a business owner, opening more than one account can help you stay on top of your business’s finances.

Have questions? Let’s talk.

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Small Business Questions

What is required to open a business account?

Please view our comprehensive Business Banking Account Documentation Checklist for more information on the specific documents you'll need to open each business account type.

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Do I need an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for a business bank account?

If your business has an EIN, you'll need it to open your account. However, if your business is a sole proprietorship or a single owner LLC, you can use your Social Security Number (SSN) instead.

Does an LLC need a bank account?

Having a separate bank account for your LLC isn't just a good idea — it's often essential. It protects your personal assets, keeps your finances organized, and positions your business as a professional and credible entity. Most importantly, it allows you to fully reap the advantages of your LLC's legal status.

How soon can I start using my business account after it’s opened?

Immediately. Once your account is open, you can start using it right away.

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How do I pay myself from my LLC?

How you pay yourself will depend on how your LLC is structured and how it is taxed. If your LLC uses its default taxation as a sole proprietorship or partnership, you might pay yourself using an owner’s draw, which is a withdrawal of the profits (or equity) of the business. However, if your LLC elects to be taxed as an S Corporation or C Corporation, you must pay yourself a W-2 salary. Or if you’re part of a multi-member LLC taxed as a partnership, members may receive guaranteed payments, featuring a set amount agreed upon in the operating agreement.

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