Generate higher returns
Convenient automatic savings
Minimum $15,000 to avoid fees
Maximize earnings with automatic transfers from your checking account to an interest-earning account. Make excess cash work for you! Cash is swept back at the beginning of each day for easy access to those funds. The Business Banking Sweep puts your money to work automatically.
There is a $15,000 minimum account opening balance for this account.
Depending on your type of organization, we may need one or more of the following documents when opening your account. These may include:
This affordable and convenient business checking account gives you everything you need to manage your business, along with a host of value-added benefits. Now, when you open a new account, you can earn $800*:
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1 - Consult your local FNB branch for more information regarding the Business Fee Schedule. Fees subject to change.
2 - For the FNB Business Mobile Banking app data and carrier fees may apply.
3 - Investment products are sold by F.N.B. Investment Services; Insurance products are sold by First National Insurance Agency, LLC and its licensed agents.
Investment and Insurance products are:
Not FDIC Insured | No Bank Guarantee | May Lose Value |
Not Insured by Any Federal Government Agency | Not a Bank Deposit |
Subject to investment risks, including loss of principal amount invested. F.N.B. Investment Services and First National Insurance Agency are subsidiaries of F.N.B. Corporation.