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Fulton Bank
FDIC-Insured - Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government
Power Your Business Growth

3.25% APY1 HIGH YIELD MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT

Put your savings to work with this special business offer—open a high-yield account designed for growth and flexibility. Start earning more with a $10,000 new money deposit.

  • No monthly fee when daily minimum balance is met.
  • Balances are FDIC insured up to allowable limits.
  • 24/7 access with online banking and mobile app.

What You Will Need to open a money market account:

1. Your Employer Identification Number (EIN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), if applicable.

2. Business formation documents (e.g., Certificate of Organization, Registration, or Good Standing/Status).

3. DBA registration (if operating under a fictitious name that doesn’t include your full legal name).

Money Market New Money
3.25%
Annual Percentage Yield1

Reach your financial goals.

A small business starts with a dream, a passion, and a vision of what makes your business valuable to the community and beyond. We offer products and services to help you succeed. 

SBA Loans

Our SBA program is designed to help small businesses thrive. With flexible terms and hands-on support, we’re here to provide the funding you need to start, build, or grow your business.

EMPOWER Community Banking

We’re committed to helping business owners achieve their goals and grow their business by offering custom solutions designed for small businesses.

Corporate Social Responsibility

For over 140 years, Fulton Bank has worked to provide the best banking experience to our customers and the best work environment for our team.

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