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Driver Partner Benefit – Sole Trader Bank Account
Opening a Business Current Account can help you better separate and manage your driver finances.
We’ve teamed up with Zempler Bank to give you access to their Business Bank Account
- Apply now, without having to re-enter your details
- Pay no monthly fee
- FSCS protection up to £85,000
- UK telephone customer service support
If you decide to open a Business Account with Zempler, Beelivery will pay a welcome gift of £25 into your new Zempler Account*, within 30 days of you funding your new account and making it your nominated account for Beelivery payouts.
To apply for a Zempler Business Bank account, we just need to get your agreement to proceed. Please review the below information and tick the boxes to proceed. If you would like to view a full list of account fees, you can do so
here.
Only the applying Sole Trader or persons with permission of the applying Sole Trader, can submit this application. As part of the application, Zempler Bank will need to verify your identity which will involve Zempler Bank checking your personal details against third party databases.
I acknowledge the cover of the
Financial Services Compensation Scheme
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I agree to apply for a Zempler Business Bank Account and agree to the
Terms and Conditions.
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* See terms and conditions for the £25 welcome gift
here
Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offence
(which is not a spent conviction within the terms of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974)?