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Open a business account without a credit check

Plain write-ups on business bank accounts that do not run a personal credit pull — what they check instead, what they ask for, and where a new entity stands. Reasoning on the page, no scores attached.

Counters

What this site will cover

There are no articles here yet. This is the ground the site is being built on, listed so you can see whether it is worth coming back to.

Window 01

Accounts that skip the credit pull

Which business accounts open on identity and entity documents alone.

Window 02

What gets checked instead

ChexSystems, prior banking history, and what actually causes a decline.

Window 03

Opening with a new EIN

What a brand-new entity can and cannot do at account opening.

Window 04

Second-chance business banking

Where to go after a decline, and what those accounts cost in return.

Nothing is published yet. When the first write-ups go up, each counter above opens onto one.

Counter notices

How this site is written

Worth stating before there is anything to read, because it is what the writing will be held to.

Notice 01

No invented numbers

No scores, no star ratings, no tier boards. Where accounts are ordered, they are ordered in words with the reasoning shown.

Notice 02

Terms are quoted, not guessed

Fees and requirements change often. Anything stated here is taken from the provider and dated, or it is described in words rather than numbers.

Notice 03

Affiliate links are disclosed

Some links earn a commission. That never decides the order things appear in, and it is stated on every page it applies to.

The queue

How to use the write-ups

1

Take a ticket

Work out which check is actually blocking you — credit, ChexSystems, or entity age.

2

Read the requirements

Most declines come from a document problem, not a credit problem.

3

Approach the right counter

Different banks weigh the same history differently. Pick on that, not on branding.