
LifeGreen® Not-for-Profit Checking
Our LifeGreen® Not-for-Profit Checking Account is the ideal no-monthly-fee business checking account for owners of nonprofit organizations with low transaction volume.
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$0No monthly fee
$0 per month for non-profit organizations
Review the Quick Guide to the Not-for-Profit Checking Account
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$5,000cash processed per month for $0
$5,000 in cash processed at no charge each calendar month; then $0.25 per $100 for additional cash deposits[1]
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75transaction items per statement period for $0
No charge for the first 75 items each statement period; then $0.50 for each additional item[2]
Account details
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No monthly fee
Minimum opening deposit
$100Cash deposit fee
$5,000 processed at no charge each calendar month; then $0.25 per $100 for additional cash deposit[1]Items deposited
No charge for the first 75 transaction items each statement period; then $0.50 for each additional item[2]Checks
50% discount on first order of custom three-to-a-page business checks and custom value packs available.[3]Monthly statements
No charge for online statements or paper statements with no check images. Paper statements with check images are available for an additional fee.[4]Other fees
Early Account Closing, Stop Payment, and Paid Overdraft Item.[5] See Pricing Schedule for additional fees that may apply. -
Option to link your business checking account to an eligible Regions funding account for Overdraft Protection.
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- Choice of Regions iTreasury® Small Business cash management package
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Regions Online Banking for Business[6] with Bill Pay - 24-Hour Automated Telephone Banking
- 30% discount on one Safe Deposit Box with an additional 10% discount with auto debit from a Regions checking or savings account (subject to availability).
- Mobile Banking[6]
- Relationship CD Rates for customers who have a Regions checking account and meet other requirements[7]
- Earn cash back with Regions Offers®
- My GreenInsights
- Choice of Regions iTreasury® Small Business cash management package
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Regions requires certain documentation to identify business entities, open business accounts, and identify signers on a business account:
- Any individual opening a business checking account should be able to provide:
- A valid type of identification for themselves[8] (with the exception of public funds accounts)
- A valid type of identification for the business entity
- Additional documentation to identify the signers on the account(s)
- Name, date of birth, address, and a Social Security Number or tax identification number and secondary identification for the person opening the account (except for public funds accounts)
- Any signer being added to the business account should be able to provide:
- Valid identification for themselves[8]
- Name, date of birth, address, and a Social Security Number or tax identification number and secondary identification (except for public funds accounts)
- Copy of original Articles of Organization or Association/Organization Charter or Regions Warranty Document (if Articles or Charter not available)[9]
- Fictitious Name Registration - if applicable[10]
- Authorization of Corporation, Partnership, Association or Other Entity to Utilize Deposit or Fee-Based Service Document (Business Authorization Form) or a Corporate Resolution produced by the Association / Organization
- Any individual opening a business checking account should be able to provide:
More features of Not-for-Profit Business Checking

24-hour automated telephone banking

Option to link your business checking account to an eligible Regions funding account for Overdraft Protection
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