Bank accounts for Irish companies

Bank accounts for Irish companies

Do you need a bank account for your company? No problem. We offer support in finding and opening accounts with banks and payment institutions in Ireland and abroad. Good knowledge of the financial sector and personal experience in doing business allows us to recommend you the best banking options. The institutions we cooperate with offer great customer support and easy to use web service. Find out what solutions we can suggest for your business.

One figure cost

No hidden fees. You provide a single payment that covers all expenses, we take care of the rest.

One stop shop

Company formation plus virtual office plus banking plus professional business advice.

Speed and superb customer service

Hundreds of satisfied customers can attest to our professionalism.

Remote procedure available

You do not have to travel if you don’t want to. The process can be carried out remotely.

Burden is ours

We take care of all the formalities and prepare all documents necessary to start a business.

Do you wish to start the procedure?

Just drop us an email or give us a call and we will send you short list of information that we need. After you provide it to us you can come anytime to proceed with the formalities.

Corporate Bank Accounts in Ireland

Opening a corporate bank account is a critical step after forming or acquiring a company in Ireland. ShelfCompanies24 has established strong relationships with major Irish banks and assists clients with the entire account opening process.

Major Banks in Ireland

We work with the following banks and financial institutions in Ireland:

• AIB, Bank of Ireland, Permanent TSB, Ulster Bank

Eurozone member. English-speaking. Major tech companies bank here.

Account Opening Process

1. Bank selection — Based on your business type, expected transaction volume, and currency requirements, we recommend the most suitable bank.
2. Document preparation — We help prepare all required documentation including corporate documents, business plan summary, and compliance materials.
3. Application submission — We submit the account application to the selected bank on your behalf.
4. Compliance review — The bank conducts its KYC/AML due diligence checks.
5. Account activation — Once approved, you receive account details, online banking credentials, and payment cards.

Required Documents

• Certificate of incorporation
• Articles of association
• Register of directors and shareholders
• Passport copies of all directors and beneficial owners
• Proof of address for all directors and beneficial owners
• Description of business activities and expected turnover
• Source of funds documentation

Account Features

Feature	Details
Currency	EUR (Euro) + multi-currency options available
Online Banking	Available with most banks
Debit/Credit Cards	Corporate cards available
SEPA Transfers	Ireland banks support SEPA payments
International Transfers	SWIFT transfers worldwide

For assistance with opening a corporate bank account in Ireland, please contact our consultants.

Related Services in Ireland

• Overview of Ireland — Shelf Companies & Company Formation
• Company Formation in Ireland
• Ready-Made Shelf Companies in Ireland

Frequently Asked Questions

Which banks can I open an account with in Ireland?

We work with major banks in Ireland including AIB, Bank of Ireland, Permanent TSB, Ulster Bank. We recommend the best bank based on your business needs.

Can I open a bank account in Ireland remotely?

Remote account opening depends on the bank’s policy. Some Irish banks allow remote opening while others require a personal visit. Our team advises on the best approach.

What documents are needed to open a corporate bank account in Ireland?

You will need the company’s incorporation documents, passports and proof of address for directors and beneficial owners, and a description of business activities.

How long does it take to open a business bank account in Ireland?

The account opening process in Ireland typically takes 1-4 weeks depending on the bank and the complexity of the corporate structure.