Freelancer Bank Account
Pay $0.00 in bank fees¹ with fee-free banking for freelancers at Amplify Credit Union.
Savings and Checking
Please note: as a Texas-based credit union, Amplify is only able to offer banking services to organizations located in Texas.
Banking for the self-employed
As an Austin-based credit union, we know the importance of independent contractors. That’s why we’re proud to offer fee-free banking to freelancers and self-employed workers across Central Texas.
Application Steps
Want to know more about the application process at Amplify? Below is a breakdown of each stage of the application process — from the initial contact form submission to the final onboarding experience.
FAQs
You can also learn more about freelancer banking at Amplify by visiting Ask Amplify, our virtual help center.
Are there any requirements to earn a savings rate?
What documents do I need to open an account?
Where can I learn more about overdraft protection?
Can I access my business account in online banking?
Our business is your success
If you would like to learn more about how Amplify can help your small business grow, then use this form to submit your name and contact information. A virtual banker will follow up within one (1) business day to discuss the application process and next steps.
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¹The term bank fees refers to any fees associated with the operation of personal or business deposit accounts. This includes savings accounts, checking accounts, certificates of deposit, and money market accounts. Bank fees does not refer to personal, commercial, or real estate loan products, or to third-party services offered through Amplify (such as wealth management or credit card services).
²APY is Annual Percentage Yield and accurate as of 08/15/2023 and is subject to change without notice.
Please refer to the Share Account Rate Disclosure, Certificate Account Rate Disclosure, and Beneficial Owner Disclosure for further information relating to the above products. See Business Fee Schedule & Rate Schedule for current rates and fees.