Commercial Bank Account Options

Designed With Your Business In Mind

Every business is unique and needs a checking or savings account designed to its specific needs. Arvest offers a wide range of accounts to handle everything from low transaction counts and basic services to higher volume accounts with a wide range of features.

Business Checking

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Debit Card

Statement Option

Statement Option

Earnings Credit

Earnings Credit

  • $18 monthly fee
  • Maintenance fees can be offset by an earnings credit* allowance
  • $100 minimum to open

For the moderate- to large-size business with a high item count, Business Checking offers the potential to save money through earnings credits.

Business Interest Checking

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Debit Card

Earns Interest

Earns Interest

Statement Option

Statement Option

Earnings Credit

Earnings Credit

  • $18 monthly fee
  • Earns interest on daily collected balance
  • $100 minimum to open

Balances in this account produce earnings credit*, which reduces or eliminates most fees and charges on this account.

Business Money Market

Earns Interest

Earns Interest

Statement Option

Statement Option

  • $15 monthly fee (Avoid by maintaining a $2,500 daily balance)
  • Earns interest on daily collected balance
  • $100 minimum to open

Maintain access to your organization's funds and earn a variable market interest rate paid on the daily collected balance.

Business Savings

Earns Interest

Earns Interest

Statement Option

Statement Option

Earn interest on your balance.

  • Avoid $2 monthly service fee with $100 daily balance or $500 average daily balance
  • Earns interest on daily collected balance of $100 or greater
  • $100 minimum to open

Set aside funds in an account with limited withdrawal access to ensure your business has an emergency cushion.

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Debit Card

Earns Interest

Earns Interest

Statement Option

Statement Option

Earnings Credit

Earnings Credit

*An earnings credit is a rate applied to certain balances kept in these accounts. The resulting amount is applied toward most account maintenance fees that appear on your monthly statement. Most expenses on these accounts are totally avoided when the earnings credit is equal or exceeds the account’s maintenance fee.