Business Checking Accounts

¹No monthly maintenance fees. Examples of fees that are not maintenance or activity fees that still apply include: check printing fees, balance inquiry fees, stop-payment fees and fees associated with checks returned unpaid or paid into overdraft, fees assessed against a dormant account, fees for ATM or electronic transfer services (such as preauthorized transfers or home banking services) not required to obtain an account. Not all businesses will qualify. Excess cash transactions, for example $10,000 in deposits or withdrawals, may result in the account being disqualified. You may be asked to close the account or transfer to another account type.

²Growth Checking monthly service fees may be waived when minimum Average Daily Balance of $10,000 is met. Volume Plan Maintenance Fee can be offset by earnings credit. The earnings credit is calculated by applying the Growth Business Checking rate to the average daily balance of the account.

³Transactions include checks paid, checks received, withdrawals, ACH transactions, cash transactions, and deposits.

⁴Annual Percentage Yield. Dividend rates are variable and are subject to change after opening of account. Dividends are compounded monthly on all deposit accounts, unless elected to transfer or withdraw dividends prior to compounding. Fees can reduce earnings on accounts.