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Chase Business Complete Banking® Rates
| Balance | APY |
|---|---|
| $0+ | 0.00% |
Chase Business Complete Banking® Fees
| $15 | |
| $2000 | |
| $2,000 in purchases on your Chase Ink Business Card(s); OR $2,000 in deposits from QuickAccept and/or other eligible Chase Merchant Services transactions; OR Link a Chase Private Client Checking account. |
| N/A | |
| $34 | |
| N/A |
Chase Business Complete Banking® ATM & Debit Card Usage
| None | |
| ATM Network Size | 15,400 ATMs |
| $3 | |
| Not Offered |
| 3% (and $5) | |
| VISA | |
| 3% |
Chase Business Complete Banking® Additional Info
| No | |
| $0 per month | |
| None |
Earn up to $500 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account. For new Chase business checking customers with qualifying activities.Multiple ways to connect with Chase. Get personal attention paired with a large-scale presence, including more than 4,900 local branches and 15,400 ATMs. Plus, bank on your phone with the Chase Mobile® app.Chase for Business guidance you can count on. Access business insights and tools to help you grow. Meet with our team of bankers or go to our online Resource Center to find helpful information.Chase Business Complete Checking does more for your business. Featuring multiple ways to pay and get paid, like built-in invoicing and card acceptance, Zelle®, and Tap to Pay on iPhone, to help improve your cash flow.Waivable service fee. Multiple ways to waive the $15 Monthly Service Fee, like keeping a $2,000 minimum daily balance or making at least $2,000 in purchases per month with your Chase Ink® Business credit card.
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UpvotesWhat credit score is needed for a Chase Business Complete banking account?
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Sydney Garth
Chase does not publicly disclose a credit score requirement to open a Chase Business Complete Banking® account.
However, to open a Chase Business Complete Banking® account, you'll need to provide an Employer Identification Number (EIN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), along with documentation proving that your business is officially registered.
For the most up-to-date information, refer to Chase's website or contact their customer service by phone at (800) 242-7338.
You can check the best business bank accounts available to ensure that whatever decision you make really fits your goals.
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1 Star Rating
Opened a business account. Bought checks for the account. Chase suddenly closed the account without warning and without explanation. Calls for follow-up all end with "We can close accounts for any reason or no reason and don't have to tell you why." Cancellation is irreversible. Money spent on checks is all wasted. Money deposited into the account is inaccessible until the closure is finalized. Such behavior is unacceptable.
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3 Star Rating
I am finding it difficult to find the fees for a wire transfer. And the ACH fees were not disclosed when I signed up. No after hours support. This bank is stuck in the 1900s. I am looking for a new bank that is proud of their fees not trying to screw their customers with surprises.
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2 Star Rating
Mediocre services and support at best. The major turn-off is that it's often a massive headache to straighten out any issues with your account. Also the $2000 minimum balance to avoid the $15 monthly fee is unjustified in these times especially since there's nothing special about their business account. I finally dumped my account and opened a business account with an online bank. More features and much better rates, too.
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5 Star Rating
The Chase people are polite and knowledgeable, I'd say, at a higher caliber than the employees at most banks. This account is great. I completed my required actions in the first two months, and got my bonus, lickity-split -- faster than promised. Make sure you remember that the $2,000 balance to avoid on-going fees is a MINIMUM, and not an average. Important difference. It seems a bit steep, but I can handle it. And, with all the services and branches they offer, I think it's worth it just to have a relationship with this bank. Thumbs are up!!
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