Business Checking & Savings Accounts
Business Checking Accounts
All accounts earn dividends and come standard with a Navy Federal GO BIZ® Debit Card, free starter checks and access to digital banking.*
GO BIZ® Debit Card
The GO BIZ® Debit Card is designed to help keep your business moving forward.
- Contactless, tap-to-pay technology
- A Zero Liability policy for unauthorized transactions
- Visa® Travel Accident Insurance
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Business Savings Accounts
From money market savings accounts to certificates, choose from a variety of dividend-earning options to grow your money.
Money Market Savings Account
Dividends earned daily
Features:
- No term restrictions
- Competitive rates
- Minimum of $2,500 balance to earn dividends
- Earns more than a standard savings account without term restrictions
Best For:
- Businesses looking for higher earnings than a standard savings account
Jumbo Money Market Savings Account
Jumbo dividend rate earned on balances of $100,000 or more
Features:
- No term restrictions
- Competitive rates
- Minimum of $100,000 balance to earn jumbo dividend rate
Best For:
- Businesses with the ability to maintain higher balances on deposit
- Businesses interested in earning a jumbo dividend rate
Certificates
Higher dividends earned through longer maturities
Features:
- Minimum purchases as low as $100
- No maximum purchase amount (excluding special promotions and offers)
- 3-month to 7-year terms available
Best For:
- Businesses prioritizing earning the highest dividend rate without needing flexible access to savings
Why Choose Navy Federal?
Your Navy Federal business membership comes with an exclusive combination of benefits you won’t find anywhere else:
- Access to small business professionals
- Focus on Veteran-owned businesses
- Backing of Navy Federal Credit Union
- Convenience of 24/7 account servicing
FAQs
Do I need to be a Navy Federal business member to open a business checking or savings account?
Yes, to open a business account with Navy Federal, you first need to have a business membership. Here’s how to join.
Why should I open a business account instead of just using my personal bank account for my small business?
The number one benefit to having a separate business account is it allows you to keep your business and personal finances separate. Why does that matter? If you use one account for everything, it can be hard to differentiate between personal and business transactions. And, having a business account:
- helps you more easily track how your business is doing
- makes bookkeeping, tax and payroll preparation easier
- makes your business look more professional
- may make it easier to qualify for business loans
- may lessen your personal liability
Does Navy Federal offer overdraft protection for business checking accounts?
Yes. You can open a checking line of credit, which will protect you against overdrafts and overdraft fees. Your checking line of credit can also help with other business needs like offsetting short-term cash gaps. Visit our Business Lines of Credit page for more details.
Ready to Apply?
To be eligible for Business Solutions offerings, business owners must first be members of Navy Federal Credit Union.
Already a Navy Federal member, but not yet a business member?
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Ready to Open a New Business Checking or Savings Account?
If you’re already a business member, follow these easy steps:
- Complete the Change of Information Application
- Submit through your online account
- Questions? Call 1-877-418-1462, 9 am to 7 pm ET, Mon.-Fri.
Disclosures
Non-electronic transactions are defined as checks processed and in-branch transfers, deposits and withdrawals. Up to 12 checks for deposit at a branch will count as one transaction.
↵Rates on variable rate accounts could change after account opening. Fees may reduce earnings. Offering rates may change.
↵Monthly service fee waived if average daily balance is $5,000 or more. Otherwise, a $20 monthly service fee will apply.
↵Maintain a minimum daily balance of $1,500 to earn dividends.
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