Square Banking
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Block, Inc. is a financial services company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by Square’s banking affiliate, Square Financial Services, Inc. or Sutton Bank; Members FDIC.
Sell, save, spend, and borrow as fast as you need to.
Your payments, business banking accounts, and cash flow, synced together seamlessly. When you take payments and bank through Square, everything is connected. Watch your sales flow directly into Square Banking, so accessing and moving your money is fast, easy—and can even be automated.
$0 overdraft fees
$0 opening deposit
$0 minimum balance
$0 monthly account fees
Checking
Spend and access money instantly from your Square sales with your Square Checking and Debit Card.
No monthly fees, credit checks, or long applications.
Send money in and out of your account using your account and routing numbers.
Savings
Automatically set aside a portion of every Square sale. Use folders to organize money for taxes, rainy days, and more.
Earn 1.75%1 APY—guaranteed for 2022.
No monthly fees and no minimums.
Free, instant transfers to and from Square Checking.
Loans
Become eligible for a loan between $300–$250K automatically by processing payments on Square.
Automatically pay off loans with a percentage of Square sales.
Get your funds as quickly as the next business day, or instantly in your Square Checking balance.
No ongoing interest—just one flat fee.
Loans are subject to eligibility and approval.
Small business owners look to Square to expand and improve on the long-standing and often-unfair conventions surrounding financial services—like unnecessary, outdated fees and applications. We can do it better.
Our sellers are trailblazers. And they deserve business banking that can keep up.
Square Banking.
Serving the self-made.
32%
of Square Loans customers identify as people of color
Industry average is 27%
2021 internal Square analysis
51%
of Square Loans customers are women-owned businesses
Industry average is 17%
SBA 7(a) Lending Statistics for Major Programs as of 2019
2021 internal Square analysis
32%
found typical business accounts to be too expensive
2020 Square Card Survey results
1 in 4
business owners were rejected by big banks or deterred by the application process
2020 Square Card Survey results
What Square sellers are saying
What Square sellers are saying
Square Banking by the numbers
$0
monthly fee
$0
overdraft fee
$0
opening deposit
$0
credit checks
$0
minimum balance
$0
monthly fee
$0
overdraft fee
1.75%
APY
$0
credit checks
$0
minimum balance
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At the end of the day, I have to sell enough biscuits to buy more flour.
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Square, the Square logo, Square Financial Services, Square Capital, and others are trademarks of Block, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. Square Financial Services, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Square, Inc.
All loans and Savings accounts are issued by Square Financial Services, Inc., a Utah-Chartered Industrial Bank. Member FDIC. Actual fee depends upon payment card processing history, loan amount and other eligibility factors. A minimum payment of 1/18th of the initial loan balance is required every 60 days and full loan repayment is required within 18 months. Loan eligibility is not guaranteed. All loans are subject to credit approval.
1 Savings accounts are provided by Square Financial Services, Inc. Member FDIC. Annual percentage yield (APY) of 1.75% as of Oct. 10, 2022. APY subject to change. No minimum balance, no cost.
Square Checking is provided by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC. Square Debit Card is issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Mastercard International Incorporated, and may be used wherever Mastercard is accepted. Accounts are FDIC-insured up to $250,000. Funds generated through Square’s payment processing services are generally available in the Square checking account balance immediately after a payment is processed. Fund availability times may vary due to technical issues.