Business Account for Associations — 100% Online

Open your account in less than 24 hours, with an Italian IBAN and free activation.
  • no opening fees, flexible plans starting from €17/month (with annual billing)

  • free physical and virtual cards, with the number varying by plan

  • official account statements for financial reporting

  • integrated F24 forms, accounting software integration, and multi-user access

Find the right plan for your company and open a business account online

Compare the features of the business account and choose the options that best suit your needs.
  • Business account for freelancers

    Get essential financial features to manage your business

    • Free of charge at €0

    • Simplified tax returns

    • Accounting and invoicing tools

    • Worldwide transfers

    • Cash withdrawal

    Starting at €0
  • Business account for companies

    Maximize business efficiency with tools tailored for small teams

    • Accounting integrations

    • Powerful invoicing tools

    • SEPA real-time transfers

    • Cashback

    • For all legal entities

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  • Business account for enterprises

    Enjoy comprehensive financial solutions for you and your employees

    • Low, transparent fees

    • Expense management

    • Up to €5,000 in ATM withdrawal limit

    • Debit business cards

    • For all legal entities

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  • Enjoy fast and easy registration

    The account opening has never been easier. Get started with zero paperwork, long waits, or queues – open an account online with an ID and company documents only

  • Use our convenient app

    Use your account on the go: manage your finances, complete transactions, get account statements, and send invoices via app anytime, anywhere

  • Get support when needed

    Our customer care team is at your disposal 7 days a week. Simply leave us a message, and our support specialists will help you within a few minutes

  • Secure your funds

    Your business account is 100% secure. Our servers are located in the EU, we use safe encryption methods, and protect your data with highest industry standards

Business account with no limits

  • Open a business account without leaving home. Enjoy a fully online registration

  • Using Finom is easy. Manage your finances confidently with a convenient mobile app

  • Use powerful invoicing tools and resource accounting for free

  • Benefit from low fees on SEPA transfers

All your bank accounts brought together in one place

Instantly link any of your bank accounts to Finom and get access to the unified financial data. Find balances, transactions and contractors data in a single interface on mobile and desktop

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Connect all your other online banking accounts to Finom. Access all your wallets, transactions, account statements, and tax assessments across several banks on a single platform. You can even delete those bank apps altogether

Control your spending flow

Use your business account to manage team expenses and enhance your financial planning

  • Empower your employees with debit cards for any purpose

  • Set individual limits and spending policies

  • Authorize teammates to use the account if you need

  • Enjoy real-time expenses tracking in customizable dashboards

  • Get insights on the money flow and your business account balance

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Finom pricing and plans

Subscription plans at a fair cost tailored to fit your business.

Solo

For freelancers who need simple, essential features

You save 96

Smart

For small to medium-sized businesses with straightforward needs. Flexible tools and higher limits for daily operations

Business account

Business account

Users included

1

Users included

Cashback

0%

Cashback

3%

AI Assistant 

AI Assistant 

Chat support

Up to 1 business day

Chat support

Up to 3 minutes

Account Manager

Account Manager

Interest account

Provided by Aksys Global Markets Europe Ltd

Interest account

Provided by Aksys Global Markets Europe Ltd

Free account setup

Free account setup

Standard rate

0,25%

Standard rate

1,25%

Promo rate for 5 months

5%

Promo rate for 5 months

5%

Payment Solutions

Provided by Finom Payments

Payment Solutions

Provided by Finom Payments

Personal IBAN (unique account number for global transfers)

Personal IBAN (unique account number for global transfers)

Free outgoing SEPA transfers

€2 500

Free outgoing SEPA transfers

€50 000

Prime Card

€14,99

Prime Card

€14,99

Metal card

Metal card

Free VISA physical cards per user 

0

Free VISA physical cards per user 

3

Free VISA virtual cards per user 

1

Free VISA virtual cards per user 

10

Outgoing international payments

1%

Outgoing international payments

0.40%

Role and user management

Role and user management

Scheduled payments

Scheduled payments

Bulk payments

Bulk payments

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Security is our top priority

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  • GDPR Compliance

    Our servers are protected and hosted in the European Union

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  • Reliable partners

    To minimize risks, we’ve partnered with one of the largest multinational banks, BNP Paribas, to hold your funds

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  • Safeguarded funds: unlimited

    We have a separate Safeguarding Foundation supervised by the DNB to manage your money

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  • Passkeys and 3D Secure

    Your money is protected with secure passwordless authentication and single-use passwords

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Customer support, providing real-time care

Help is just a click away

Interactive Help Center available 24 hours

24/7

Fast response time

Account-Related Questions

  • Is a business account for associations required by law?

    In Italy, there is no general legal obligation to open a business account for associations. However, in practice, it is almost always necessary:
    • to receive public contributions or traceable donations
    • to pay taxes and contributions (e.g., F24 forms)
    • to ensure transparency in financial management toward members and authorities
    Many statutes and regulations explicitly require a dedicated account, so opening one is considered best practice even when it is not formally mandatory.
  • Why should an association have a business account?

    Having a dedicated business account for associations is useful for several practical reasons:
    • clearly separate association funds from members’ personal finances
    • receive membership fees, public contributions, and donations in a traceable way
    • make official payments (taxes, suppliers, reimbursements) with full transparency
    • provide organized account statements for financial reporting and fiscal audits
    In short, a dedicated account increases the association’s credibility and simplifies administrative management.
  • Which business account for associations should I choose?

    Choosing the right business account for your association depends mainly on:
    • the size of the association (small cultural group, ASD, or larger organization)
    • the number of monthly transactions (transfers, payments, receipts)
    • the need for additional tools (e-invoicing, multi-user cards, F24 tax payments)
    Smaller organizations may find a basic plan sufficient, while larger ones can benefit from plans offering multi-user access, free transfers, and advanced expense management. In any case, a dedicated account ensures transparency and credibility toward members and institutions.
  • Are there differences between the various types of association accounts?

    Operationally, a business account for associations works the same way regardless of the entity type (cultural, sports, non-profit, foundation, etc.). The real difference lies in the documents required when opening the account:
    • For recognized associations, you need the deed of incorporation, the company articles of association, and the tax code.
    • For unrecognized associations, the deed of incorporation and tax code may be enough.
    • Foundations and social cooperatives may require additional specific documents.
    Economic conditions and banking services remain the same — only the documentation changes to comply with legal and AML regulations.
  • Does an association have to use an association account to pay F24 forms?

    Not all associations are required to submit and pay F24 forms — it depends on their tax regime and activities. However, whenever taxes, contributions, or withholdings must be paid, using an association account is essential to ensure payments are traceable. The F24 form may include VAT, income taxes, social security contributions, or local taxes, and having a dedicated account simplifies both accounting and tax management.
  • Can an association use a personal account instead of a business account?

    Legally, an association could handle some operations through a personal account, but it is not recommended. It’s better to maintain a clear separation between personal and organizational funds.
  • What’s the difference between a business account for non-profit associations and a business account for companies?

    Operationally, a non-profit association account works the same way as a business account for companies: Italian IBAN, SEPA transfers, physical and virtual cards, e-invoicing, and multi-user access. The main difference lies in the documentation required for opening:
    • For companies: Chamber of Commerce registration, company articles of association, and UBO list.
    • For non-profit associations: deed of incorporation, company articles of association, and tax code, plus verification of the legal representative.
    In short, the banking services are identical — only the documentation differs to comply with applicable regulations.
  • Is a business account required to receive public funding or donations?

    In practice, yes: to receive public funding or traceable donations, a dedicated business account for associations is almost always required. Public administrations and most funding institutions do not accept payments to personal accounts for transparency and tax control. A separate account also makes it easier to distinguish the association’s income from members’ personal finances, simplifying reporting and accounting.