Ulster Bank update
Ulster Bank shut down its entire branch network in the Republic of Ireland and ceased all operations there in 2023.
This does not impact the bank’s separate operations in Northern Ireland.
Ulster Bank shut down its entire branch network in the Republic of Ireland and ceased all operations there in 2023.
This does not impact the bank’s separate operations in Northern Ireland.
If you run a business in Northern Ireland or the rest of the UK and you’re looking to open a business account, then Ulster Bank may be an option worth exploring. Ulster Bank caters to firms with a range of turnovers and those operating in foreign currencies. Here’s everything you need to know about what the bank can offer business customers.
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Read the full methodologyUlster Bank is part of the wider Natwest Group of companies. Ulster Bank operates across Northern Ireland, where it has around 25 branches in total. It offers both personal banking and business banking services.
If you’re interested in opening a business account with Ulster Bank, it’s important to note that your business must be registered in the UK, and the business owners must also be residing in the UK.
There are 4 types of business account available at Ulster Bank. These are:
Ulster Bank’s different business accounts come with the following features:
If you have a query about your account, Ulster Bank can be contacted by phone on 0345 366 5592 (from Great Britain or Northern Ireland).
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Ulster Bank has a wide range of business accounts on offer, catering for established businesses, startups, charities and companies that trade across international borders.
Get started by visiting Ulster Bank’s website and sign up for an account. If you have read this review and decided that Ulster Bank’s account is not for you, you can also compare other business bank accounts on the market.
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