National Bank of Canada business account

The National Bank of Canada, established in 1859 as the Banque Nationale pour le Commerce et l'Industrie, is now one of the largest banks in the country. It offers financial products and services to individuals, businesses, and institutions. The bank operates across Canada and internationally in the United States and other markets.

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How To Open a Business Account With the National Bank of Canada?

The National Bank of Canada offers six packages to cater to all kinds of businesses. You can choose among ePackage, Package 20, Package 35, Package 50, Package 75 andPackage 100 .

If you want to use the National Bank's services for your business's transactions, follow this instruction:

Open the page of the package you want to avail.
Fill out the forms online or schedule an appointment at a branch.
Provide basic information about yourself and your business.
Submit required documentation.
Wait 1-2 business days for a representative to contact you to activate the account.

Who Can Open a National Bank Business Account?

You can open a business account at National Bank if you:

Are a Canadian citizen or resident
Are 18 years old or above
Have good credit standing
Are the proprietor of the business

Non-residents must visit a branch for further documentation.

Required Documents for a National Bank Business Account

Required documents include:

Personal identification (Canadian passport, driver's license, or Permanent Resident card)
Business registration documents (Articles of Incorporation, Certificate of Existence, Master Business License)