Compare Business Banking in Thailand

Compare business accounts from Thai banks.

19 live business banking offers tracked across 11 Thailand providers, with monthly fees from THB 0 /month. Data current as of 23 October 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.

Live offers

19 live offers compared from 11 providers. Updated daily.

Bangkok Bank Corporate Account Bangkok Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 5,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – Biz iBanking
  • Overdraft Available: Available

Bangkok Bank USD Account Bangkok Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: USD 5/month
  • Min Balance: USD 500
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available

KBank Corporate Treasury Kasikorn Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 10,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – K-Treasury
  • Overdraft Available: Large corporate

SCB Business Account SCB (Siam Commercial Bank)

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – SCB Business Net
  • Overdraft Available: Available

CIMB Thai Business Account CIMB Thai

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – BizChannel@CIMB
  • Overdraft Available: Available

SCB SME Easy Business SCB (Siam Commercial Bank)

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 0
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available on application

Krungsri Business Account Krungsri

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – Krungsri BIZ Net
  • Overdraft Available: Available

TISCO Corporate Account TISCO Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 5,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – TISCO e-Business
  • Overdraft Available: Available

KBank Business Account Kasikorn Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – K-BIZ
  • Overdraft Available: Available

KBank SME Digital Account Kasikorn Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 0
  • Online Banking: Yes – K-BIZ Plus
  • Overdraft Available: Available on application

KTB Business Account Krungthai Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – Krungthai BIZ
  • Overdraft Available: Available

Bangkok Bank SME Account Bangkok Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available

LH Bank SME Account LH Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available on application

UOB BizSmart Account Thailand UOB Thailand

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 5,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – UOB Infinity
  • Overdraft Available: Available

KKP Business Account Kiatnakin Phatra Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available on application

TTB SME Business Account TTB Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 0
  • Online Banking: Yes – TTB Business
  • Overdraft Available: Available on application

KTB USD Business Account Krungthai Bank

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: USD 5/month
  • Min Balance: USD 200
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available

UOB FX Business Account TH UOB Thailand

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: USD 0 (if maintained)
  • Min Balance: USD 1,000
  • Online Banking: Yes
  • Overdraft Available: Available

SCB Corporate E-banking Account SCB (Siam Commercial Bank)

THB 0 /month

  • Monthly Fee: THB 0
  • Min Balance: THB 10,000
  • Online Banking: Yes – SCB Easy Net
  • Overdraft Available: Large corporate

What is Business Banking in Thailand?

Business banking covers the accounts and services companies use to operate — current accounts, corporate cards, payroll, trade finance, foreign-exchange, merchant acquiring and cash management. In Thailand, everyone from a sole-proprietor SME to a listed corporation banks with commercial banks licensed by the Bank of Thailand. Digital tools such as PromptPay for businesses and QR-code acceptance have made day-to-day collection and payment fast and low-cost, which is why so many small firms now run largely cashless operations.

How the Thai market works

Thai banks tier their offerings from simple SME packages to full corporate and transaction-banking suites. Opening a business account requires company registration documents (a DBD certificate), the company affidavit, director IDs and often a board resolution. PromptPay lets businesses receive payments to a corporate tax ID, and the national QR standard underpins low-cost merchant collection. Many core services — domestic transfers, PromptPay collection — carry little or no per-transaction fee, which is why headline pricing on these products often shows as zero, with banks instead earning from lending, FX and value-added platform services.

Benefits

Efficient collections — PromptPay and QR let customers pay instantly at minimal cost.

Cash-flow tools — overdrafts, trade finance and supplier payments in one platform.

Payroll and tax — bulk salary payments and links to social-security and revenue filing.

FX and trade — support for importers and exporters, including letters of credit.

How to choose

Match the bank to your transaction profile: high-volume domestic collection favours strong PromptPay/QR and low transfer fees, while importers need robust trade finance and competitive FX. Compare monthly and per-transaction fees, the quality of the online and mobile business platform, lending appetite for SMEs, and branch coverage if you handle cash. Check integration with accounting software such as Xero or PEAK, the ease of adding users and approval workflows, and whether the bank offers dedicated SME relationship support as you grow.

Leading providers in Thailand

Leading business banks include Bangkok Bank, Kasikornbank, SCB, Krungthai Bank, UOB Thailand, CIMB Thai, Krungsri and TISCO Bank. Bangkok Bank and Kasikornbank are especially strong in SME and trade services, Krungthai handles much government-linked and state-enterprise business, and UOB and CIMB Thai bring regional ASEAN connectivity useful for cross-border trade and expansion.

What it costs

Many core services — opening a current account, domestic PromptPay collection and app-based transfers — carry no or minimal fee, which is why pricing frequently shows as THB 0. Costs arise from optional services: cheque books, cash-handling, FX spreads, trade-finance charges, merchant-acquiring rates and platform subscriptions. Compare the total service bundle rather than a single headline figure, since the cheapest account can prove expensive once transaction and FX costs are added. For an import-export business, the FX spread on regular currency conversions often dwarfs any monthly account fee, so negotiating preferential exchange rates and trade-finance terms usually matters more than the sticker price of the account itself.

Protections and regulation

Business banks are licensed and supervised by the Bank of Thailand, which sets prudential, market-conduct and payment-system rules. Corporate deposits are covered by the Deposit Protection Agency up to THB 1 million per depositor per bank — a limit most businesses exceed, so cash management across banks matters. PromptPay and QR operate under the national payment infrastructure overseen by the BOT.

Common questions

What documents do I need to open an account? Company registration/affidavit, director IDs and usually a board resolution.

Is PromptPay available for businesses? Yes — registered to your corporate tax ID for low-cost collection.

Are business deposits protected? Up to THB 1 million per bank under the DPA.

Can I get an overdraft or trade finance? Yes — most business banks offer credit facilities subject to assessment.

Business Banking in Thailand — FAQ

What is the best business bank account in Thailand?

Giraffy tracks 19 business banking options across 11 providers in Thailand. Compare by monthly fee, included transactions, international transfer costs, and integration with accounting software to find the right fit for your business.

Do I need a separate business bank account?

Legally you must have a separate business account if you're a limited company. Sole traders can use a personal account, but a dedicated business account simplifies bookkeeping, gives a more professional image, and makes tax returns easier. Most accounting software integrates directly with business accounts.

What documents do I need to open a business bank account?

Requirements in Thailand typically include: Certificate of Incorporation (for limited companies), business address proof, director and beneficial owner IDs, and a description of business activities. BOT-regulated banks are required to conduct Know Your Customer (KYC) checks — digital-first providers often complete this online.

What are typical business bank account fees?

Business accounts usually charge a monthly fee (£5–£40 equivalent) plus per-transaction fees for cash handling and international transfers. Digital-only business banks like Tide, Starling, and Monzo Business offer lower-cost or fee-free entry plans. Traditional banks typically include more cashflow tools and relationship banking.

Can I get a business credit card or overdraft with my account?

Many business bank accounts include access to a business credit card, overdraft facility, or invoice financing. These are subject to a business credit check. Separating business credit from personal credit helps protect your personal score if the business encounters cash flow difficulties.

How long does it take to open a business bank account?

Digital-first providers can open accounts in 24–48 hours. Traditional banks typically take 5–15 working days due to enhanced business due diligence. Having all documents ready (company certificate, director IDs, utility bills) in advance significantly speeds up the process.