Business Checking
Our Classic Business Checking1 account is designed to help growing businesses manage cash flow on the go. There’s no minimum balance requirement and just a $100 opening deposit. Plus, enjoy a $50 bonus upon account opening!
Start earning more with your Visa® debit card through our CURewards Program. Shop from more than 300 retailers and redeem your points for things like gift cards, event tickets, products, and more!
Manage your business accounts anytime, anywhere with Online and Mobile Banking. View your balances, automate your bills, set up account & fraud alerts, and so much more.
Pay your vendors, employees, and invoices same day with ACH/Wire Transfers. You can also take advantage of our ACH Payroll Services and Remote Deposit Capture. Conveniently manage your business with ease.
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The business headquarters, corporate office or any physical location must be located within our field of membership OR any Responsible Individual must live, work, or attend school in one of the following counties: Baker, Brevard, Broward, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Nassau, Orange, Palm Beach, Putnam, Seminole, St. Johns, St. Lucie, or Volusia OR any Responsible Individual must be a relative of an existing or eligible Community First Credit Union of Florida member.
Want to know more? Take a look at our Business Account opening requirements or simply contact us.
- Social Security number
- Valid, United States Government-issued photo identification (like a driver’s license or passport)
Membership is open to anyone who lives, works, or attends school in one of the following counties: Baker, Brevard, Broward, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Nassau, Orange, Palm Beach, Putnam, Seminole, St. Johns, St. Lucie, or Volusia. Membership is also open to any relative of an existing or eligible Community First Credit Union of Florida member. We also offer membership to Select Employer Groups, including all employees of Brooks Rehabilitation, miller Electric, and Web.com. New members must open a share account with a minimum $5 initial deposit (share account is required for membership).
1Classic Business Checking: $50 account credit given upon opening Classic Business Checking account. Classic Business Checking requires $5.95 monthly fee, no minimum balance requirement, $100 opening deposit, $0.25 each additional item after 50 free items per month.
2 Premier Business Checking: $100 account credit given upon opening Premier Business Checking account. Premier Business Checking requires a $12.95 monthly fee. Must maintain a $5,000 average monthly balance to avoid monthly fee, $0.25 additional items over the 150 free per month.
3 Connections Business Checking: $200 account credit given upon opening a new Connections Business Checking account. $19.95 monthly fee waived with 25 monthly debit card transactions; or a combined average of $10,000 in business deposit balances (shares, money markets, CDs); or have a combined business loan of at least $50,000. You will be charged $0.25 for each additional item after the 300 free items. Only charge on checks written and deposited.
4Treasury Connections Business Checking: Requirements: $15 monthly maintenance analysis fee. Monthly Maintenance Fees can be offset by the Earnings Credit Rate applied to non-interest earning deposit balance. The Earnings Credit Rate (ECR) is set by Community First Credit Union of Florida and subject to change from time to time. Transactional fees: $0.35 per each additional transaction after 100 free items per month. Review Business Account Fee Schedule for additional fees and earning details.
5$200 account credit given upon opening a new Connections Business Checking account. APY= Annual Percentage Yield. $100 minimum opening deposit required for any business checking account.