A business bank account is where your company's money lives—separate from your personal finances. Whether you're a sole proprietor, partnership, or corporation, keeping business and personal funds apart protects you legally, makes taxes simpler, and gives you a clear picture of what your business actually earns and spends. This category covers how business accounts work, what to expect when you open one, and how to use them effectively.

The articles here answer practical questions: what documents you'll need to bring, how banks verify your business information, what fees different account types charge, and how to spot account problems like unauthorized transactions or errors. You'll also learn how disputes work when something goes wrong with deposits, transfers, or charges on a business account.