In order to open a business account with bunq, you need to provide a legal form together with a few documents.

For each legal form, we require the following documents.

Eenmanszaak

n/a

Besloten Vennootschap

• Deed of Incorporation (DOI)

• Joint authorisation (if the directors are jointly authorised)

IDs of all directors and UBOs (only in some cases)

• Record of shareholders (only in some cases)

Stichting

• Deed of Incorporation (DOI)

• Joint authorisation (if the directors are jointly authorised)

• IDs of all founders, directors and UBOs (only in some cases)

• UBO form using our template (only in some cases)

Vennootschap onder firma

• Joint authorisation (if the directors are jointly authorised)

• IDs of all founders, directors and UBOs (only in some cases)

• UBO form using our template (only in some cases)

Maatschap

• Joint authorisation (if the directors are jointly authorised)

• IDs of all founders, directors and UBOs (only in some cases)

• UBO form using our template (only in some cases)

Vereniging / Vereniging van eigenaars

• Joint authorisation (if the directors are jointly authorised)

• IDs of all founders, directors and UBOs (only in some cases)

• UBO form using our template (only in some cases)

We accept the following legal forms:

• Registered Merchant

• Limited liability company

• UG (Limited liability)

• Freelancers

• Business owner

• Civil law partnership

• Sole proprietorship

At bunq, we make sure your money is 100% safe and follow regulatory procedures in order to do so. As part of our Know Your Customer (KYC) duties, we may reach out to you for some additional account information in order to fulfill our customer due diligence requirements as a bank.

You can add up to 3 co-founders or company directors when you have the bunq Core, Pro or Elite subscription. Account Co-founders have complete access to the company accounts and can add or remove other Account Co-founders directly within the app.

To keep everything secure and compliant with regulations, we need to know exactly who’s making transactions at any time.

That’s why, to open a Business account, you’ll need to have a verified Personal account, which you can create simultaneously during the signup flow. Your Business account will then be accessible using your Personal account credentials, ensuring everything stays safe and streamlined.