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Nonprofit Checking
As a nonprofit organization, you want the maximum amount of funding to go to your cause. That’s why Mountain America offers nonprofit organizations a premium small business checking account.
What is nonprofit checking?
Nonprofit checking is just that—checking for nonprofit organizations. These nonprofit bank accounts offer numerous benefits, including zero setup or maintenance charges, along with the additional benefits of business debit cards, online business banking tools and sweep accounts.
Benefits of nonprofit checking
- No setup charge
- No maintenance charges
- No charge for checks deposited and cleared
- Free online business banking with bill pay¹
- Employee direct deposit²
- Sweep account options available
Open your nonprofit checking account today
Mountain America is here to help your business succeed, whether in Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Nevada or beyond. Meet with a business advisor today. Schedule an appointment online, visit your nearest Mountain America branch or call 1‑888‑845‑1850.
Schedule appointmentFind a branchNonprofit bank account FAQs
How does a nonprofit set up a bank account?
To open up a nonprofit bank account, you will need to:
- File the required paperwork for your state.
- Apply for a federal tax ID number.
- Gather the required documentation and apply at your local branch.
What items are required to open a nonprofit checking account?
To open a checking account, you'll need to provide the following:
- Company EIN
- State registration
- Beneficial owner info for all 25% or greater owners
- Personal ID and Social Security number
- Minimum opening deposit of $1 for savings and $100 for checking
Business remote deposit
Manage your small business banking and reduce trips to the branch while saving time, money and gas.
Outsource or in-house?
Consider which areas in your business might benefit from outside expertise.
- No charge for the first 10 bills per month, then 60 cents each thereafter.
- Simple application required—on approved credit (OAC).
