Corporate Bank Account Opening Service in the Philippines

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Corporate Bank Account Opening Assistance

Opening a corporate bank account in the Philippines is a crucial step for businesses, and as a service provider, we streamline this process for our clients.

What is a Corporate Bank Account?

Generally, a Corporate or Business Bank account is an account opened in the name of the company/business. It is used to facilitate financial transactions, receive income, store funds, remit statutory contributions, and ensure corporate compliance. 

While the terms, “corporate” and “business,” are often used interchangeably, they may be different in certain aspects. The term “corporate account” mostly applies to medium-sized and big corporations that have a board of directors, while “business account” is a more generic/general term that suits the other business entities such as sole proprietorships and partnerships.

Corporate Bank Account Opening Requirements

You should expect that banks have different forms and requirements, which may vary by branch. You will only need to complete the specific forms provided by your chosen bank and branch, and submit all required supporting documents. These typically include the Customer Information Form, Account Details Form, Online Banking Form, System Administrator Designation Form, Signature Cards, Corporate Secretary’s Certificate, SEC Certificate of Incorporation, Company Bylaws, General Information Sheet (GIS), and photocopies of valid IDs of all authorized signatories.

Corporate Bank Account Opening Process

Once your application documents are complete, you can open a corporate bank account under your business name. When choosing a bank, it’s important to consider the availability of essential services such as payroll management, tax filing, and the remittance of statutory contributions to government agencies. If you choose to avail of our assistance, here’s how we handle the process:

Prepare All Documentary Requirements.

We assist you in gathering all necessary requirements, such as your company’s registration documents and valid identification of authorized signatories. We ensure that all documents are complete for smooth transaction.

Submit the Application.

Once the documentation is in order, we help you complete and submit the bank’s corporate account application forms. Our team ensures that all forms are accurately filled out to avoid delays.

Wait for the Bank to Verify and Evaluate the Application.

We coordinate closely with the bank during the verification process, where they evaluate your company’s legitimacy. Throughout this stage, we actively monitor the progress and keep you informed every step of the way.

Receive the Account Details and Set Up Online Banking.

Once the account is open, we provide you with their account details and assist you in setting up online banking for easier management. We ensure that you can efficiently monitor and manage your finances from anywhere.

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Speed up your Corporate Bank Account Opening! We manage all the paperwork and coordinate with our partner banks to get it done.  

Corporate Bank Account Opening Fees

Corporate bank account opening fees in the Philippines vary by bank, typically requiring an initial deposit and maintaining balance ranging from PHP 5,000 to PHP 50,000. For example, Metrobank offers accounts starting at PHP 10,000, while RCBC and PNB require PHP 50,000. It is best to check directly with your chosen bank, as requirements and fees may change or vary by account type.

What Documents to Receive

With your corporate bank account, you can efficiently manage your business finances, pay taxes with ease, and directly remit statutory contributions. Depending on your chosen bank and the type of account you open, you may be issued various financial tools and documents, including a checkbook, passbook, deposit slip, online banking account, and other relevant documents to support your business transactions.

Why Choose FilePino’s Bank Account Opening Assistance?​

Get Your Corporate Bank Account Open in Record Time! Opening a corporate bank account doesn’t have to be a time-consuming task. We handle all the documentation and legal requirements and work closely with our partner banks to ensure the process is completed quickly and without any delays.

FilePino is a leading and trusted Corporate Bank Account Opening service provider in the Philippines. Based in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig, Metro Manila—one of the country’s most dynamic and thriving business hubs—we are strategically positioned to serve your business needs.

Banking Partners

We have established relationships with major Philippine banks, giving your business or company direct access to trusted banking institutions.

Compliance Assurance

We ensure your business adheres to all Philippine regulations, minimizing the risk of delays or rejections from financial institutions.

Faster Processing

Our experience with Philippine banks helps expedite the account opening process, saving your business valuable time.

End-to-End Support

We ensure your business adheres to all Philippine regulations, minimizing the risk of delays or rejections from financial institutions.

Corporate Bank Account Opening FAQs

You’ll need a business registration certificate (e.g., SEC, DTI), Articles of Incorporation, valid IDs of company directors, proof of business address, and possibly a tax identification number (TIN) or other relevant documents.

Yes, a valid business license or registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is necessary to open a corporate account.

Yes, foreign-owned businesses can open corporate bank accounts, but they must comply with local regulations, including having a Filipino resident director or nominee if required.

Typically, it takes 5 to 10 business days, depending on the bank and the completeness of your documentation.



Yes, most banks require a minimum initial deposit, which varies by bank and account type. It typically ranges from PHP 5,000 to PHP 50,000.

Options include checking accounts, savings accounts, and specialized business accounts such as payroll or escrow accounts, each with different features and requirements.

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