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Business Checking

Business checking account options designed to support your day-to-day operations, with local support and personalized service from a community bank.

Everyday Business Checking

Overview

Everyday business checking for small businesses looking to manage cash flow with simplicity and convenience.

Features

  • No Minimum Balance Requirement
  • No Monthly Maintenance Fee
  • $100 Minimum Opening Deposit
  • 500 Items Included Per Statement Cycle, $0.40 Fee Per Item Over Allowed Limit 1
  • Enrollment in e-Statements is required to avoid a $2 monthly paper statement fee.2

Interested in Everyday Business Checking? Visit a branch near you to connect with a banker and open a Everyday Business Checking account.

1 An item is defined as a deposited item, cleared check, or ACH credit or debit. Cash, deposit tickets, ATM/POS, and cash in & out tickets do not count towards per item limit.

2 Fees may apply for certain other supplies or expedited service.

Business Interest Checking

Overview

checking account that supports daily business banking while earning interest on eligible balances.

Features

  • Earns interest on account balances 6
  • No Minimum Balance Requirement
  • No Monthly Maintenance Fee


  • $100 Minimum Opening Deposit
  • Enrollment in e-Statements is required to avoid a $2 monthly paper statement fee.2
  • 150 Items Included Per Statement Cycle, $0.40 Fee Per Item Over Allowed Limit 1

Interested in Business Interest Checking? Visit a branch near you to connect with a banker and open a Business Interest Checking account.

1 An item is defined as a deposited item, cleared check, or ACH credit or debit. Cash, deposit tickets, ATM/POS, and cash in & out tickets do not count towards per item limit.

2 Fees may apply for certain other supplies or expedited service.

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Business Checking

Open a Business Checking Account

Opening a business checking account starts with a conversation.

Find a local Orrstown Bank branch near you in Pennsylvania or Maryland to connect with a local banker who can help answer your questions, explain available account options, and review account-opening requirements.

Before visiting a branch, we encourage you to contact our team to discuss your business needs, review the documentation required for your business structure, and help ensure you have everything needed before your visit.

Some documents that may be required include:

  • A valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport
  • Your Social Security number
  • Your Employer Identification Number (EIN), if applicable
  • • Your business address and phone number

Additional documentation may be required depending on your business type and ownership structure.

Our local bankers take the time to understand your business and help you explore business checking account options that support your day-to-day operations, payment processing, and cash flow management.

Find an Orrstown Bank branch near you to connect with one of our business bankers. You may also contact us using the form below to ask questions and learn more about the account-opening process.


Find the Right Business Checking Account

Whether you're opening your first business account or looking for a banking solution that better supports your day-to-day operations, we're here to help. Tell us a little about your business and the type of account you're interested in, and an Orrstown Bank representative will contact you to discuss your options.


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