Can a foreigner open a business bank account in the UK?

UK banks are allowed to offer business accounts to non-UK residents, although the application process may be longer because of the extra checks they have to undertake. The big high-street banks may also be more likely to offer a non-UK resident an international bank account rather than a business account. As a minimum requirement, you'll need ID and proof of address for the country you reside in. But if you're happy to run your business account online or through your mobile phone, there are now many digital-only business accounts available in the UK, thanks to the new digital challenger banks and other fintech providers entering this market. The advantage of this for foreign applicants is that some (not all) of these digital banking providers do not require a proof of address, so you can easily open the account from abroad. Learn more about opening a UK bank account as a non-UK resident.

Can I open a business bank account online?

Yes, it is possible. The digital banking era brought the possibility of setting things up without having to go into an actual bank. Even though most banks allow account set-up online, some may require your attendance, so make sure you're familiar with all the terms of applying.

How long does it take to open a business bank account?

Although the application may take minutes, the actual account setup might take a bit longer. The bank you sign up to usually needs to review your documents and check your eligibility. Your account may be ready for use within minutes, days or weeks, depending on the institution you apply to.

Is there any free business bank account?

Being able to open a bank account that is totally free of charge is more common if you only need it for personal use. Business bank accounts can be pretty expensive, whether because of transaction or account management fees. However, some are a lot cheaper than others, so read the terms carefully and estimate the costs of opening an account before you decide. Also, if your company is a startup or you plan to change banks, you may be offered a free banking period.

Can I open a business bank account if I have bad credit?

Yes, you can. Most business bank account providers carry out some kind of credit check on you, which will highlight a poor credit score. But a few providers let you open an account without any credit checks (but be aware that these products tend to come with higher usage fees). For more information on opening a business account without a credit check, read our guide to opening a business account with a bad credit score.

Can I just use my personal account for business purposes?

Generally not. Some banks might allow it if you're a sole trader, though it's usually a good idea to separate your personal and business finances. If you own a limited company, you will have to use a business bank account. Check your terms and conditions before doing it. You can learn about the benefits of opening a business account.

How does switching business accounts work?

You'll need to contact the new financial institution you plan on switching to, and it will take care of that for you. If it's signed up to the Current Account Switch Guarantee, it will transfer your funds, direct debits and standing orders, redirect your incoming payments and, if you want to, close your old account – for free. You can switch your account within 7 days if the bank you're switching to is signed up to the Current Account Switch Service. Learn more about the process and find a provider that can help with the switching process.

Can you have a joint business account?

Yes, this is possible. Some providers allow you to register with a partner during the application process, while others allow you to add extra users to your account after its creation. Compare joint business bank accounts here.

What kind of bank accounts are available for clubs and societies?

Clubs, societies and other community organisations can open dedicated current accounts, which tend to be cheaper than regular business accounts. Most traditional high-street banks offer these "community" accounts. In most cases, your organisation won't need to be a registered charity, but it should be able to prove that it has a charitable purpose, a definition that covers a broad range of organisations - from community groups to sports clubs. Read our guide to opening a bank account for a club, community or society.

Which banks offering business accounts have branches?

While there are some great accounts from the newer digital-only banks, these won't be ideal if you need in-branch services. Banks with business accounts that let you do branch banking include Barclays, the Co-operative Bank, HSBC, Metro Bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland, TSB and Virgin Money.

What are the downsides of business bank accounts?

Business accounts don't usually pay good rates of interest on the money in your account, and you'll have to pay a monthly fee for many of them. There may also be fees for specific transactions.

Best business bank accounts in the UK for 2026

We reveal which accounts and banks are the best in the UK for customer satisfaction and which ones are top for overseas spending, cashback and more to help you choose the one that will suit you best and give you the features you want. We also have a guide on prepaid business cards if you’re a business owner looking for the best way to allow your employees to pay for expenses as part of their work.

The UK’s best business current accounts for 2026

Best for small businesses: Monzo Business Lite
Best for bad credit: Zempler Bank Business Go
Best for new businesses: Tide Business Bank Account (Free)
Best for accounting integrations: Revolut Business Account (Basic)
Best for growing startup support: HSBC Small Business Banking Account
Good for Making Tax Digital: Tide Business Bank Account (Pro)
Best business banking app: Starling Business Current Account
Best invoice service: Mettle Business Account (Limited Company)

Finder Score	Account fee	Arranged overdraft
Best for small businesses
8.3Great Monzo Business Lite	8.3Great	Free	Go to site View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Monzo is a pretty slick app, with the majority of business accounts opened on the same day. The free version has everything a small business would need in terms of payment features, alongside tax software that enables you to file taxes directly from Monzo to HMRC. We like that there is the option to upgrade to Business Pro if you feel your business needs a little more. For a small monthly fee, you get access to integrated accounting software and invoicing services. What really sets it apart, though, is its interest-paying Instant Access Savings Pots. Here you can put your spare cash to work, while being able to access it whenever you need. Pros Fee-free spending abroad. Custom payment links. Pots to separate money. FSCS protected. Cons No branches. Charge to deposit cash. Accounting software only available with Pro and Team accounts.
Best for bad credit
9Excellent Zempler Bank Business Go	9Excellent	Free	Go to site View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Zempler doesn’t conduct a hard credit check and also offers a Business Creditbuilder add-on. So if you don’t have a credit history or want to improve your credit score, you can use this service to improve your score. It works by tracking your monthly payment of the Business Extra account feed. This is tracked and then reported to credit reference agencies. In terms of account eligibility, Zempler just asks that applicants are over 18, UK residents and that their business must be based in the UK. Pros Open an account in 5 minutes Pay in cash at any of the UK’s 11,500 Post Offices Tools like cashflow tracking, instant notifications and integrated accounting Cons Traditional bank still needed for majority of your business finance needs
Best for new businesses
8.7Great Tide Business Bank Account (Free) Offer	8.7Great	Free	£200 bonus plus 6-months free accounting when you open a Tide business bank account. FSCS-Protected, Bank Account by ClearBank. T&Cs apply.	Go to site View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Tide is designed to get your new business off the ground. In fact, if you haven’t even registered your company yet, Tide can help you do that for a small fee. Aside from that, Tide doesn’t charge a monthly fee; instead, you only pay for what you use. There are a certain number of services you get for free, and then there are others that are charged separately, like cash deposits or expense cards. Finally, all of Tide’s accounts come with a linked instant access saver, which offers a decent rate of interest and has a relatively high maximum deposit level. Pros 24/7 customer support Categorised spending FCA regulated Quick set-up No monthly fees Easy to manage accounts and track payments within the app Ability to set up direct debits and standing orders Can receive online bank statements Cons No branches - all done via the web Doesn't accept cheque deposits No personal accounts No international transfers or interest offered
Best for accounting integrations
8.7Great Revolut Business Account (Basic) Offer	8.7Great	£10 per month	£100 bonus when you add at least £0.01 to a new Revolut Business by 31 December 2026. (T&Cs apply).	Go to site View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Revolut has the widest selection of accounting software integrations available, giving you the best opportunity to find one that suits your business needs. It has lesser-known packages like Surf Accounts and Zoho Books alongside mainstays like Zero, Sage and FreeAgent. We also like Revolut Business’s multi-currency services, including sub-accounts for different currencies and the ability to get fixed foreign exchange rates for a set amount and date in the future. Pros Flexible account options Mobile app with lots of good features Ability to issue cards to all employees Easy to apply Freeze card if lost or stolen Safe and secure Free purchases Cons Basic account does not include many free transactions Only incorporated companies are eligible All ATM withdrawals incur a charge Can't deposit cash or cheques into your account Not yet a fully fledged bank Direct debits only available for EUR accounts
Best for growing startup support
9.9Excellent HSBC Small Business Banking Account	9.9Excellent	Free	No monthly account fee and free UK digital banking* More info *Free UK digital banking means day-to-day standard electronic transfers made through Business Internet Banking and HSBC UK Business Banking app are free. Other charges apply e.g. cheques and CHAPS. See Business Price List for details. Subject to application, eligibility, credit check, and T&Cs.	View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it This account's £8 monthly fee was removed back in July 2025, so it's now one of the most versatile and comprehensively-supporting small business bank accounts on the UK market. It might not be quite as impressive on the digital side as your Revoluts and your Monzos but when you do need expert support you've likely got a better chance of getting it. For many businesses it'll be useful to have all the back-up of a long-standing UK high-street bank and Post Office network alongside a solid, straightforward banking app. Pros No account fee Operate via the app, in-branch or at Post Offices Tangible support from business specialists Access free events, training and resources Multi-user access (online and in-app) that you control Cons Cash in/out fees can mount up (though cash machine withdrawals are free as of Dec. '26) Network of physical branches has been shrinking over time
Good for Making Tax Digital
9Excellent Tide Business Bank Account (Pro) Free Trial	9Excellent	£27.49 per month or £219.99 if paid yearly (waived in first 1 month) + VAT	Get a £200 cashback welcome bonus plus 6-month free accounting when you open a Tide business bank account. T&Cs apply. FSCS-Protected, Bank Account by ClearBank.	Go to site View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Tide’s business accounts automatically come with built-in HMRC-recognised software that enables users to keep digital records, submit quarterly updates and file their final declaration to HMRC - in line with new Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements. Use of this software is free, meaning there’s no need to sign up for MTD-compliant software elsewhere and potentially face a subscription charge. What’s more, the software comes with a linked tax account to put money aside for tax bills, auto-categorisation to help you keep track of your income and expenses, as well as receipt capture and customisable invoices. Pros Built-in MTD-compliant software No additional fees to use software Tax pot to help you pay bills Tools like receipt capture and customisable invoices FSCS protection Cons No branches Fees apply to certain account transactions No personal accounts Doesn’t accept cheque deposits
Best business banking app
9.7Excellent Starling Business Current Account	9.7Excellent	Free	View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Starling is our top pick for a business banking app for the simple reason that it has some of the highest rates in both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. As one of the original digital banks, Starling uses its app-savvy features to help you to organise your business finances better. Features like automated spending categorisation, receipt capture, and separate Spaces for separate costs are just some of the tools available to you. We also like that Starling allows you to connect business accounts you hold with other banks, and will integrate with business services like Zettle and SumUp. Pros Add the new Business Toolkit onto your free Starling account and get the first month free of charge (RRP £7pcm) Completely free UK current account opened and ready to use in 20 minutes Safe and secure Fully licensed by the FCA and PRA Free to use your card abroad including ATM withdrawals, splitting the bill made easy with "settle up" feature, competitive and comprehensible overdraft fees Efficient app offering a range of good features such as budgeting tools and saving features Has a marketplace offering competitive pensions Mortgages and insurance from other growing fintech companies Teen account options 24/7 customer support (for all types of enquiries) Cons Relatively new so does not offer every feature, e.g. mortgages No bank branches, all done via the web Only available to UK residents
Best invoice service
7.8Great Mettle Business Account (Limited Company)	7.8Great	Free	View details Compare product selectionCompare	loading	Why we like it Mettle makes invoicing easy with its customisable templates and on-the-go invoice management. Everything is done from its app, including creating customisable invoice templates, with multiple VAT rates and bespoke notes for individual clients. You can view the status of each invoice, chase payments with automated reminders and even reconcile multiple payments to an invoice - or multiple invoices to a payment. Basically, anything you want to do with invoices, Mettle is there to help. Pros Quick and easy application Freeze your card if you lose it Free, with useful features Backed by the Natwest group Sleek easy to use app Cons Overdrafts are unavailable Daily payment limit of £10,000

The UK’s best business current accounts for 2026 ranked by expert score

Rank	Product	Finder score
1	HSBC Small Business Banking Account	9.9/10
2	Starling Business Current Account	9.7/10
3	Zempler Bank Business Go	9/10
4	Tide Business Bank Account (Pro)	9/10
5	Tide Business Bank Account (Free)	8.7/10
6	Revolut Business Account (Basic)	8.7/10
7	Monzo Business Lite	8.3/10
8	Mettle Business Account (Limited Company)	7.8/10

How to choose the best business bank account for your business

Different factors are important to different customers. Finder’s 2025 customer satisfaction survey found that most business owners valued customer service and support (a priority for 27.5% of customers), and ease of use and accessibility (a priority for 26% of customers) when looking for a business bank account.

There are many elements to consider when choosing a business account, many of which apply whether you are a foreigner or a UK resident. It’s important to do your research and think about the following:

Cost. Pricing structures can be complicated for business bank accounts. Some have monthly fees, some have transaction fees and many have both. Think about how you’ll use your account and what works out to be your cheapest option.
Your type of business. It’s a good idea to look for something that’s as tailored to your business as possible. Some banks offer both startup accounts and ones designed for more established businesses.
Cash. If you take a lot of cash payments and need to deposit this cash into your business account, make sure you have a bank branch or pay-in point nearby.
Ways to bank. Some business owners prefer to discuss banking in person, while others would rather have a great mobile app that makes banking slicker on the go. Not all banks will provide both.
Accepting payments. Do you need to set up card payment terminals as well as a business account?
Accounting software integration. If you’re managing a small business, being able to do banking and accounting from the same place makes life easier. Popular integrations include Xero, QuickBooks and FreeAgent.
Related financial products. Do you also need a savings account, insurance or a business loan, and does your chosen bank provide these?
International banking. Do you trade abroad or need to make a lot of international payments? Check if you can do this with the business account or if you can open an accompanying account in a different currency.
Bad credit. If you have a poor credit history, you might be more likely to have your business account application rejected, but some banking providers specialise in accounts for these types of customers.
Address checks. Some of the digital-only banking providers don’t ask for proof of address. This is particularly relevant if you have bad credit or are a foreigner without a UK address and are looking to open a business account here.

Our expert says: The best business bank account for you

"There’s a range of factors to consider when looking for the business bank account that will suit you best, depending on the size and nature of your business.

If you’re a small business, it’s worth considering Revolut Business. It doesn’t charge a monthly or annual fee for its Basic plan and allows you to create and manage invoices. You can also hold and exchange over 25 different currencies fee-free. However, this won’t work for you if you’re a freelancer or sole trader as your business has to be incorporated to be eligible (Revolut Pro is for freelancers and sole traders).

Your options may be limited if you have a poor credit history, as most banks perform a credit check before giving you an account. However, some will offer you an account without credit-checking you, such as Zempler, which offers the best business bank account for people with bad credit. Its Business Go account has no monthly fees, and you can bank online or through an app.

If customer satisfaction is your priority, digital-only provider Monzo comes top for this, according to our survey of business banking customers. It gets the highest rating for overall satisfaction, and 97% of its customers said they would recommend it."

Cathy Hudson

Money expert

What you should know - Making Tax Digital (MTD)

If you're a sole trader with a qualifying income of more than £50,000 a year, you'll need to sign up for Making Tax Digital (MTD) from 6 April 2026. Under the new rules, instead of sending one tax return each year, you'll need to submit quarterly tax updates to HMRC and a year-end final declaration. You'll also be required to use MTD-compatible software to keep digital records and make your submissions. Certain business account providers, like Tide and others, offer free Making Tax Digital software.

The government has introduced MTD in an effort to streamline the tax process, reduce the risk of errors and give businesses a clearer idea of how much tax they will need to pay, giving them longer to prepare and save.

MTD is being rolled out in phases, meaning sole traders with a qualifying income of more than £30,000 will be affected from April 2027 and those with an income of more than £20,000 must sign up from April 2028. We have written a detailed guide if you want to have more information on the topic.

Best business banks for customer satisfaction in 2026

Our customer satisfaction awards are decided by the only votes that really matter – yours. We asked customers of major business banking providers to tell us about their experiences. Now, we can reveal the top rated UK banks – the Customer Satisfaction champions. Learn more about the awards here, including our ratings methodology.

Brand	Customers who’d recommend	Details
Starling Bank	100%	Extremely easy to set up and use, Starling Bank is praised for its straightforward app. Reviewers value the helpful features for managing payments efficiently.
Revolut Business	97%	This trusted brand is known for its efficient platform and excellent customer service. Reviewers find Revolut Business easy to set up and manage daily transactions.
Royal Bank of Scotland	90%	Approachable and knowledgeable, Royal Bank of Scotland is highly regarded for its business expertise. Customers appreciate the approachable staff and reliable service.
Monzo Business	90%	Monzo Business earns praise for its simple setup process and innovative online tools. Users find the mobile app easy to navigate for managing business pots.
Virgin Money	90%	Virgin Money is a reliable choice that offers a personalised service tailored to business needs. Customers value the high standards of reliability.
Wallester	90%	Trusted and reliable, Wallester provides a comprehensive platform that meets the diverse needs of businesses. Users describe the service as smooth and beneficial.
Mettle	90%	The free access to FreeAgent accounting software makes Mettle a standout choice. Reviewers love the simple app and the quick account opening process.
Airwallex	87%	Airwallex is described as a trustworthy provider with an easy-to-use interface. Businesses appreciate the reliable service and platform navigation.
HSBC	80%	Often cited as a reputable brand, HSBC provides beneficial services and excellent customer support. Many users value the bank’s transparency.
Allica Bank	80%	Allica Bank is valued for being an easy and reliable choice for business owners. Customers highlight the helpful support and variety of features.
The Co-operative Bank	80%	Known for its ethical values and friendly staff, The Co-operative Bank provides a flexible service and reliable process.
Tide	80%	Tide is highlighted as a reliable brand that is well-suited for startups. Multiple users praise the efficient service and the easy-to-navigate app.
NatWest	77%	Reputable and professional, NatWest is praised for offering a reliable and efficient service with easy transactions.
Zempler Bank	77%	Zempler Bank is noted for its low fees and effective mobile app. Reviewers value the quick onboarding process and straightforward management.
Lloyds Bank	73%	Long-established Lloyds Bank is a trusted provider that makes transactions feel seamless through its reliable service.
CountingUp	73%	Fast and reliable, CountingUp is highlighted for its premium customer care and easy-to-manage current account.
Barclays	70%	Barclays is seen as a supportive brand that looks after customers well. Reviewers value the brand’s integrity and reliable service.

We asked people who’d used a business bank account within the previous 12 months to rate their satisfaction with the service they received and whether they’d recommend the provider to a friend. Our independent survey of 510 business banking customers was carried out in February 2026.
We have shown the percentage recommended score in the table above and used these ratings to decide the winners of our awards. Where there was a draw on the “would recommend percentage”, we used the overall rating out of 5 as a tie-breaker.
The customer satisfaction champions were decided by their recommendation scores (the percentage of survey respondents who would recommend the brand to a friend). Any brand which had at least 90% of customers recommend them has been recognised with a customer satisfaction champion award.

Which factors are most important to business banking customers?

As part of our customer satisfaction survey, we also received feedback from customers on the elements they value most when banking. Below, you can see the results of the analysis, highlighting the most important factors when you’re looking for the best business bank account.

Ranking	Business banking factor	% of customers it’s a priority for
1	Customer service and support	27.5%
2	Ease of use and accessibility	26%
3	Trust and transparency	9.2%
4	Fees and charges	8.6%
5	App quality and digital technology	7.7%
6	Interest rates	5%
7	Speed and efficiency	4.7%
8	Onboarding and account opening process	3.8%
9	Access to branches and in-person services	2.1%

Frequently asked questions

UK banks are allowed to offer business accounts to non-UK residents, although the application process may be longer because of the extra checks they have to undertake.
The big high-street banks may also be more likely to offer a non-UK resident an international bank account rather than a business account. As a minimum requirement, you'll need ID and proof of address for the country you reside in.
But if you're happy to run your business account online or through your mobile phone, there are now many digital-only business accounts available in the UK, thanks to the new digital challenger banks and other fintech providers entering this market.
The advantage of this for foreign applicants is that some (not all) of these digital banking providers do not require a proof of address, so you can easily open the account from abroad. Learn more about opening a UK bank account as a non-UK resident.
Being able to open a bank account that is totally free of charge is more common if you only need it for personal use. Business bank accounts can be pretty expensive, whether because of transaction or account management fees. However, some are a lot cheaper than others, so read the terms carefully and estimate the costs of opening an account before you decide. Also, if your company is a startup or you plan to change banks, you may be offered a free banking period.
Yes, you can. Most business bank account providers carry out some kind of credit check on you, which will highlight a poor credit score. But a few providers let you open an account without any credit checks (but be aware that these products tend to come with higher usage fees). For more information on opening a business account without a credit check, read our guide to opening a business account with a bad credit score.
Generally not. Some banks might allow it if you're a sole trader, though it's usually a good idea to separate your personal and business finances. If you own a limited company, you will have to use a business bank account. Check your terms and conditions before doing it. You can learn about the benefits of opening a business account.
You'll need to contact the new financial institution you plan on switching to, and it will take care of that for you. If it's signed up to the Current Account Switch Guarantee, it will transfer your funds, direct debits and standing orders, redirect your incoming payments and, if you want to, close your old account – for free.
You can switch your account within 7 days if the bank you're switching to is signed up to the Current Account Switch Service. Learn more about the process and find a provider that can help with the switching process.
Clubs, societies and other community organisations can open dedicated current accounts, which tend to be cheaper than regular business accounts. Most traditional high-street banks offer these "community" accounts.
In most cases, your organisation won't need to be a registered charity, but it should be able to prove that it has a charitable purpose, a definition that covers a broad range of organisations – from community groups to sports clubs. Read our guide to opening a bank account for a club, community or society.

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The UK’s best business current accounts for 2026 ranked by expert score

How to choose the best business bank account for your business

What you should know - Making Tax Digital (MTD)

Best business banks for customer satisfaction in 2026

Customer satisfaction scores methodology

Which factors are most important to business banking customers?

Frequently asked questions

Can a foreigner open a business bank account in the UK?

Can I open a business bank account online?

How long does it take to open a business bank account?

Is there any free business bank account?

Can I open a business bank account if I have bad credit?

Can I just use my personal account for business purposes?

How does switching business accounts work?

Can you have a joint business account?

What kind of bank accounts are available for clubs and societies?

Which banks offering business accounts have branches?

What are the downsides of business bank accounts?

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