Commercial Checking Accounts

For businesses with higher transaction volumes and advanced treasury management needs.

• Utilize advanced treasury management services, including comprehensive information reporting, A/P and A/R services, and fraud protection
• Earn a competitive Earnings Credit Rate (ECR) to help eliminate or reduce bank service fees
• No limit to the number of monthly transactions*
• A consolidated Analysis Statement to help you stay on top of your business finances
• Feel secure with FDIC insurance of up to $250,000 per depositor

For Not-for-Profits looking for a simplified, all-in-one solution that also provides access to advanced banking services.

• Specially designed for Not-for-Profits with a federally-recognized tax exempt status
• Utilize advanced treasury management services to help you collect contributions, dues, and donations, as well as provide a wide range of payment options
• Earn a competitive Earnings Credit Rate (ECR) to help eliminate or reduce bank service fees
• You can earn even more with a competitive rate of interest on excess balances
• No limit to the number of monthly transactions*
• A consolidated Analysis Statement to help you stay on top of your business finances
• Feel secure with FDIC insurance of up to $250,000 per depositor

IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers Trust Account) accounts are special accounts created under the Lawyers Trust Fund Program. All interest earned in these accounts is pooled to support civil legal services and justice programs for those who would normally be unable to afford them. Note: These accounts may also be called IOLA (Interest on Lawyers Accounts) depending on the state in which they are established.

IORTA (Interest of Realtors Trust Account), are special accounts created under the State Association of Realtors. All interest earned on IORTA escrows is pooled to support grants that provide housing opportunities for individuals and families who would normally be unable to afford them. Note: These accounts may also be called RAHF (Realtors Affordable Housing Fund), RETA (Real Estate Trust Account) or IOREBTA (Interest on Real Estate Broker Trust Account), depending on the state in which they are established.