Commericial Bank Details


Commercial Bank Details of a startup refer to the essential banking information required to manage business finances. These details are typically used for transactions, payments, funding transfers, and investor communications.

Key Commercial Bank Details for a Startup:

  1. Business Bank Account Information
    o Bank name and branch.
    o Account type (e.g., checking, savings, or corporate account).
    o Account number for receiving or sending payments.
  2. IBAN & SWIFT/BIC Codes (For International Transactions)
    o IBAN (International Bank Account Number): Required for cross-border transfers.
    o SWIFT/BIC (Bank Identifier Code): Used to identify banks globally.
  3. Bank Contact & Relationship Manager
    o Details of the bank’s point of contact for business banking support.
    o Useful for loan inquiries, financial advisory, or issue resolution.
  4. Loan & Credit Facility Information
    o If the startup has existing business loans, overdrafts, or credit lines.
    o Terms, interest rates, and repayment schedules.
  5. Payment Processing & Merchant Accounts
    o Details of payment gateways linked to the bank (Stripe, PayPal, Square).
    o Setup for handling digital transactions or point-of-sale payments.
  6. Statements & Transaction Records
    o Monthly bank statements to track deposits, withdrawals, and expenses.
    o Essential for financial audits and tax filings.
  7. Security & Access Control
    o Policies for authorized access to accounts (founders, finance team).
    o Two-factor authentication (2FA) or security protocols for fraud prevention.

Why Bank Details Matter for Startups

  • Financial Transactions: Enables seamless business payments and invoicing.
  • Investor & Regulatory Compliance: Ensures transparency in financial dealings.
  • Liquidity & Cash Flow Management: Helps maintain proper financial oversight.
  • Funding & Investment Handling: Facilitates capital inflows from investors or grants.

Written by Swedish Ventures, Rolf Olsson. Remarks to this article could be sent to glossary@swedishventures.se.

ASO: DD-03-08