Business Accounts

Better banking for California businesses

Money management tools for growing your business.

Compare our Business Checking Options

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Free Business Checking

Perfectly suited for small business

Simple, yet convenient, our Free Business Checking gives you what you need and gets out of your way so you can focus on growing your company.

  • No monthly service fee or minimum balance requirement
  • Free access to Online Banking and e-Statements
  • Free Bill Pay
  • 25 free cleared checks
  • Free unlimited deposited checks and ACH transactions
  • Visa® Debit and Credit Cards available on approval

Business Fee Schedule

Business Account Requirements

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Business Interest Checking

Get more out of your daily business checking account

Upgrade your business checking to Business Interest Checking when you're regularly maintaining a $5,000 balance and want your deposits to grow every month.

  • Maintain a $5,000 minimum balance to avoid a $5 monthly fee
  • Tiered interest means higher balances earn higher rates
  • Free access to Online Banking, Bill Pay and e-Statements
  • 50 free cleared checks
  • Free unlimited deposited checks and ACH transactions
  • Visa® Debit and Credit Cards available on approval

Business Fee Schedule

Business Account Requirements

Flexible Options for Business Deposits

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Business Money Market Accounts

The right blend of growth and liquidity

Earn higher rates than savings, with more access than a Certificate.

  • Open your account with a $2,500 minimum deposit and start growing from there.
  • Tiered rates mean you earn more with higher balances
  • Monitor your monthly growth through e-Statements
  • Order checks to write against your Business Money Market account

Business Account Requirements

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Business Certificates

Put excess cash to work

Certificates offer our highest savings rates for business accounts.

  • $1,000 minimum deposit
  • Terms available from three months to five years
  • Higher balances earn higher rates
  • Rate guaranteed through maturity
  • Interest paid monthly
  • Certificate renews automatically at maturity, unless you choose to cash it out

Business Account Requirements

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Business Account Requirements

Required documentation varies depending on your business structure. If you have questions, please Contact Us.
Note: To complete verification, your business must be active and in good standing with the California Secretary of State.

Additional Details

Owners, partners, and key executives must provide taxpayer identification number for the business such as an Employer Identification Number (EIN), individual taxpayer identification number or Social Security Number (SSN) for Sole Proprietorships.

Certification Regarding Beneficial Owners: Each individual, if any, who owns, directly or indirectly, 25 percent or more of the equity interests of the legal entity customer. Beneficial Owners are to provide their name, address, date of birth and SSN.

Primary Identification: A State Driver's License/ID Card, Passport (US or Foreign), U.S. Military ID, Resident Alien ID Card/Green Card or Mexican Consulate ID is required.

Sacramento Credit Union reserves the right to refuse membership to business entities classified as “High-Risk” in accordance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). These may include, but are not limited to:

  • Financial, investment or credit service providers (foreign currency exchange, investment/securities brokers, money order sales, off shore/non-US based businesses and import/export companies)
  • Regulated or illegal products (internet gambling providers and anything related to marijuana-related businesses)
  • Unfair, predatory or deceptive practices
  • Other high-risk products or services (travel agencies or other travel-related services, membership clubs and multi-level marketing programs)
  • Cash intensive businesses, such as restaurants and convenience stores, laundromats, private ATM or vending machine operators