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Business bank account query

hello all, does anyone use Tide for their business bank account? i'm reading mixed reviews online. i'd like to use Monzo for my personal account and tide for my business - does anyone have this set up? advice? thanks
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Gussie - 5 years ago- 4 comments
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    i do - i'm happy with it. they've just added cross-border/multi-currency accounts. i've not had any issues yet (since the start of the year). i've also just signed up for Anna which looks good too (free at the moment, won't be for much longer). and i'm gathering a list of UK SME bank accounts here: 


    https://medium.com/leapers/askanything-which-small-business-bank-account-should-i-go-with-adf91fb46947

    MK
    Matthew - 5 years ago- 0 comments
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      I use Monzo for personal and Coconut for business. Love it! Coconut is rolling out invoicing soon too which will help me massively (Goodbye, Quickbooks)
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      Sarah - 5 years ago- 0 comments
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         Hi Gussie – I run a digital agency and we've always used Barclays who actually have an excellent business banking experience despite being one of the dreaded legacy banks


        The app is amazing, it integrates with Xero, security is great. It's a world different from the other legacy banking apps I've seen. I created a Tide account to demo it but haven't actually used it for the business, so can't really comment. At first glance it looked good.


        My gut feel is to trust the resources of the large, established bank over the startup on cybersecurity, reliability, customer support etc. How rational that actually is, I'm not sure – but it's my business  so I'm pretty risk averse when it comes to our banking.


        So I'd definitely recommend Barclays above other legacy banks. Although Tide may well be good in other ways.

        EC
        Ewan - 5 years ago- 0 comments
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          Have you looked at Starling Bank or Get Coconut
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          Sanj - 5 years ago- 0 comments