Sole proprietors
Keep business money separate from personal money.
From everyday expenses to managing business finances, Westhaven National Bank gives businesses a simple way to stay organized — without the paperwork you were expecting.
Keep business money separate from personal money.
Give the business its own account and cards.
Track what clients have paid and what is still outstanding.
Take in payments and pay suppliers from one account.
Client payments come in, suppliers and software go out. A business checking account keeps that activity separate from your personal spending, which makes bookkeeping and tax time considerably less painful.
Quarterly taxes, payroll, a slow season, new equipment. A separate savings account keeps that money out of the spending pile.
Move a percentage of every payment across so the bill is covered.
Keep enough on hand to cover the next run comfortably.
Save toward the purchase instead of financing it.
Westhaven National Bank is a demonstration brand, so this site does not publish interest rates, fees or yields. Any real bank would show those on this page, clearly and in full.
Pay for supplies, software and travel straight from the business account — and see exactly what was bought, by whom, and when.
The questions every owner asks on a Monday morning, answered without exporting anything.
Payments received, grouped by week or month.
Expenses sorted so patterns are obvious.
Downloadable records for your accountant.
Notifications for the activity you care about.
Running a business means questions come up at inconvenient times. Westhaven National Bank support is there during business hours, and the digital side never closes.
Most common questions are answered on the FAQ page.
Use the contact form for anything account-related.
Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM ET (demonstration hours).
Open a Westhaven National Bank business account and give your company its own place to keep money.