Chequing Account
Commercial account for your day-to-day financial and cash management transactions.
You may open more than one chequing account to suit your needs (administration, payroll, assets, special projects, etc.).
Advantages
- Administration fees depend on volume of monthly transactions and average monthly balance in the account.
- Funds available at all times with the Desjardins Business Access Card.
- Free monthly statement of account.
- Ability to get cancelled cheque images on AccèsD Affaires or with your statement of account.
- Optional traditional line of credit or VISA Desjardins Business Freedom Solutions Line of Credit.
Authorized transactions
- Night deposits and ATM, inter-Caisses or teller counter deposits (cash, change, deposit items).
- Withdrawals at the teller counter or ATM for accounts requiring only one signature, direct or preauthorized withdrawals.1
- Option of drawing cheques.
- Automatic transfers.
Insurance
- Funds are insured up to $100,000 by the Autorité des marchés financiers2 (capital and interest).
- Life insurance option (natural persons only).
- Desjardins Savings-Life Insurance option for company or organization officers.
Interest
This account does not bear interest.
If your organization has a history of regular cash flow or wishes to consolidate funds in this account, an interest rate may be available pending the results of an analysis of transactions. The interest rate is set based on the Caisse centrale Desjardins prime rate, less a certain percentage.
User fees
Four options:
- Variable monthly fees.
- Fixed monthly fees.
- Combination of fixed and variable monthly fees.
- Customized fee agreement.
See service charges
Find out how to open a Desjardins Business Account
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 At a Desjardins Business Centre
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Make an appointment with an account manager at a Desjardins Business Centre.
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 At the caisse
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Make an appointment with an advisor at a caisse.
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1. Inter-Caisses withdrawals are not permitted.
2. The regulatory body for Quebec's financial sector. In Ontario, Canadian dollar deposits insured up to $100,000 by the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Ontario.
