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Perfect if you need to hold and manage your clients' funds

Our client account is designed to help professional firms hold client money safely and securely. If you look after money for clients, this account may be the right one for you.

It’s available to solicitors, accountants, insolvency practitioners and other businesses that hold funds belonging to their clients. It’s also available to individual chartered accountants acting as liquidators or trustees in bankruptcy.

Get instant access to funds without penalties
With the ability make unlimited deposits and withdrawals.
No monthly fee or transactional charges for designated client accounts
Other charges may apply - check our Business Banking Tariff Guide
Tech that saves time
Free up time for your business with our smart Money Management digital tools.
Stores built for business
Our UK-wide Stores are the perfect spot for coffee, co-working and events.

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Is this account right for you?

Just remember

  • Designated clients funds are exempt from charges, however transactional charges may apply to general clients monies.
  • A £500 minimum deposit is required to open this account. There’s no minimum balance after opening though and no maximum balance either.
  • You won’t be able to set up standing orders or Direct Debits on this account unless its in exceptional circumstances.

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What you’ll need to open an account

Alongside other UK banks and UK Finance, we've agreed to a basic set of information that you'll need to supply to set up your new current account. This simple guide will help you work out what information you need.

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This isn't the only business current account we can offer you. To help you decide if it's the one for your business, see how it stacks up against the others.

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