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Accounts

Business Checking

Seamless banking for entrepreneurs.

Many financial institutions offer business checking accounts. Unfortunately, many of them come with complicated explanations (and calculations) for how you’ll be charged each month. And a lot of those accounts are also loaded with hidden fees. 

At Bronco, we think a business checking account should be straightforward and convenient, so you can concentrate on more important things—like running your business.

Starting with just $100, a Bronco Business Account can provide you with the flexibility to either write checks or use your Bronco Visa® Debit Card for daily purchases. In addition, the first 25 items that run through your account each month are free. And, to keep things as simple as possible, we charge a flat monthly fee based on the number of items* that exceed the first 25. In fact, our fee schedule is just as simple and straightforward as the account itself:

  • 0-25 items per month = FREE.
  • 26-250 items per month = $10.
  • 251-500 items per month = $20.
  • 501-1,000 items per month = $40.

So, if you have 20 items run through one month and 95 items the next, you won’t be charged a fee for the first month, and only assessed $10 for the following month.

A Bronco Business Checking Account offers:

See a full review of all our Business Account fees.

To learn more about business accounts and business lending options, please call Diane Stephenson at 757.569.3745 and review our Business Account Checklist for the required documents.

You can open a business account at our Stewart Drive or Godwin Boulevard branches, and our Business Lending Department is located at our Stewart Drive branch.

*
An item is defined as any deposit or withdrawal (by check or debit card purchase). If you are making a deposit that includes 10 different checks, that deposit counts as 10 items.