Commercial Banking

Business Current Account

Manage your finances with precision — online, through our app or in person — while unlocking superior support and a range of exceptional services.

Eligibility criteria apply. Quarterly account fees apply.

Your gateway to broader business solutions

Your Business Current Account is fundamental to your commercial relationship with us. It supports your day-to-day financial operations while unlocking access to our sector expertise, and opens up even greater opportunities for your business.
 
As well as being your gateway to our Commercial Banking offering, it provides access to a suite of other premium services tailored to your business ambitions. These include:

  • integrated trading, risk management and financing strategies
  • bespoke asset finance solutions
  • strategic business exit planning
  • employee pension scheme management
  • expert HR support.

Fees may apply to these services.

Banking built for today's businesses

Multiple payment methods

Choose from a plethora of payment methods which can be tailored to your needs. Options include faster payments (up to £1 million), CHAPS, standing orders, Direct Debits, cash withdrawals and pay-ins, cheques and paying-in books.

Optimise your liquidity with automatic transfers

This useful feature automatically transfers surplus funds from your Coutts current account into your business deposit account. Set it up for daily, weekly or monthly transfers — an effortless way to put unused funds to work.
 
It works both ways as well, keeping your business current account topped up when it drops below a designated level.

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Switching to Coutts

We participate in the Current Account Switch Service which simplifies the process of switching your account to us.

Our fees and conditions of use

The business current account has a £120 (or currency equivalent) quarterly fee.

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Whatever type of business you run, we could support your financial strategy and help you succeed.

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