Start-up business account
Banking that lets you spend more time on your business
Starting a business means there’s more to think about than managing your bank account, so we give you the online tools and expertise to help you grow.
Business Banking
Coronavirus help and support
If you’re concerned about the coronavirus situation, we want to reassure you that we’re here to help you and your business through this difficult time. See what we’re doing right now.
If you’re a Barclays Business Banking customer and you’re affected by the coronavirus pandemic, you might be eligible for the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme or the Bounce Back Loan scheme.
Visit our business coronavirus support page to find out more about these and other ways we’re supporting businesses.
We’re ready to back you and your business
Everyday banking that saves you time
Manage your business account online and using the Barclays app, wherever you are, 24 hours a day. From making payments at home and abroad to free invoicing1, it’s easy to do business anywhere with our award-winning app2.
Business banking experts on hand when you need them
You know your business – we know business banking. Our business managers will help you face the future with confidence, providing guidance when you need it and services that can help bring your business ambitions to life.
Specialist support that grows with you
Whether you’re adapting to change or seizing a moment, tap into our specialist support to help you succeed. We offer plenty of funding options to manage cashflow or fund growth, while our accredited international team can help you trade abroad.
For businesses of all shapes and sizes
Business account for turnover up to £400k
Easy everyday banking for established businesses
Our straightforward banking frees up your time so you can concentrate on your business – with online tools and business banking experts to help it grow.
Business account for £400k-£6.5m turnover
Dedicated support for established businesses
Switching your business account is easy to do and you’ll get your own Relationship Manager to back you and your business.
Community Account
Convenient, simple banking for small not-for-profit organisations
Free, everyday banking for small not-for-profit organisations – smart, sensible support that gives you the freedom to put your resources back into helping and supporting your community.
Nextdoor offer
Let your community know you’re open for business during the coronavirus situation
We’ve teamed up with Nextdoor to help you connect with thousands of households in your local neighbourhood instantly, for free – even if you don’t bank with us.
Business banking from home
Find out how you can manage your business finances, keep an eye on cashflow and do your everyday banking from home using Online Banking and the Barclays app3. They’re safe, secure and simple to use.
Preparing for change
Business planning for when the UK leaves the EU
While the full impact of Brexit may not yet be known, there are steps you can take to ready your business for the changes ahead.
The SME Finance Charter
Our commitment to you and the future of your business
The SME Finance Charter is a voluntary commitment by financial providers to small and medium-sized businesses in the UK.
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You know your business, we know how to help
It’s the hardest job you’ve ever done. Whether you’re just getting off the ground or planning to expand, we know how to help.
Business insights
Information and advice to help your business going forward
We’ve put together a wide range of knowledge and insight for you – read up on plans, financial support, media and marketing and much more.
Doing business abroad
We’ll help you expand overseas
Whether you’re importing or exporting, starting out or expanding further, we have the tools and services to help your business grow.
Barclays Invoicing
Send invoices from your smartphone, wherever you are
Independent service quality survey results
Business current accounts
An independent survey asked customers if they would recommend their business current account provider to other small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The Financial Conduct Authority also requires us to publish information about service. The requirement to publish the Financial Conduct Authority Service Quality Information for business current accounts can be found here.