Notice Business Savings Accounts

Benefit from competitive interest rates and terms that suit the needs of you, and your business.

What is a notice savings account?

A notice account is a type of savings account which requires you to give a set period of notice before withdrawing funds. Notice periods can vary from several weeks to months. Interest rate on notice accounts are variable and could fluctuate.

Our business savings accounts

4.30% AER
4.40% AER
4.50% AER
3.15% AER
3.25% AER

Recognise your potential

We believe business shouldn’t be held back by a bank.

That’s why we’ve made it our mission to create a fully licensed digital bank which puts relationships first.

We work with businesses not against them. And we aim to be as flexible as possible with all of our offerings and services, no matter what your business needs. It’s why our customers, brokers and partners love working with us.

Explore our range of award winning savings accounts, business loans, and specialist mortgages today and let us help your business thrive.

Opening an account is easy. Here's what to expect:

FSCS
protection

All eligible deposits are protected up to £85,0002.

Simple
set up

Easily open an account in minutes and manage your savings anytime, anywhere online.

Excellent
rating

Our savings accounts are award winning and our customers have rated us excellent on Trustpilot.

Complete
control

Flexibility to move your money in and out by providing the agreed notice.

Don’t take our word for it. See why our customers love us:

Our range of business savings account types

Easy access savings accounts

Earn competative rates and get access to your funds whenever you like.

Fixed savings accounts

Secured interest rates over a fixed term. Perfect for long-term business planning.

Important information

Make sure you read our general terms and conditions and product terms and conditions before opening an account.

AER stands for annual equivalent rate and illustrates the interest rate if it was paid and compounded annually each year.

Gross is the interest rate payable before tax is deducted.

Your eligible deposits with Recognise Bank are protected up to a total of £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK’s deposit guarantee scheme. Visit the FSCS website to see how your money is protected. To check how much of your money is protected by the FSCS, you can also visit the FSCS protection checker at Bank & savings protection checker | Check your money is protected |FSCS

Frequently asked questions

£1,000. This threshold ensures a solid foundation for your business savings journey.

  • £250,000 for Limited Companies and LLPs.
  • For all other business entities, the maximum deposit is £85,000.

No. You need to wait for the minimum notice period specified in your account’s terms to withdraw your funds. You can find this information in the product summary sheet.

Notice savings accounts offer flexible yet rewarding returns with competitive interest rates. Without tying up your funds for the long term, you can benefit from effective financial planning by giving a notice period before withdrawals. Ideal for businesses seeking to boost the growth potential of their cash reserves, this account allows access to funds with short-term planning.

Many business owners appreciate the flexibility of not tying up their savings for an extended period. Plus, you can effectively plan your finances by giving the bank notice, whether it’s short or long term, when you need access to your funds.

Yes, the interest rate is variable. Don’t worry; we will always let you know of any planned changes to the interest rate in accordance with our terms and conditions.

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Steve Pateman

Steve has had an extensive executive career in banking, leading corporate and commercial banking businesses at RBS/NatWest, managing Santander’s UK banking businesses and as CEO of Shawbrook Bank, Hodge Banking Group and most recently successfully leading the banking licence application for StreamBank.

He is a non-executive Director at Bank of Ireland both in the UK and Dublin and Thin Cats, a specialist SME lending business and is retained as an advisor to Black Lion Ventures. He was previously President of the Chartered Banker Institute.

Steve took up the role of Chair (subject to regulatory approval) at Recognise Bank in November 2024, having served as an Investor Non-Executive Director since January 2024.