If you have established a Limited Liability Company (LLC) as a distinct legal entity, it is generally recommended that you open a separate business bank account under the name of the LLC. This helps to keep your personal finances and business finances separate and provides some protection for your personal assets.

To open a business bank account, you will typically need to provide the legal name of the LLC, along with any formation paperwork such as Articles of Organization or Certificate of Formation. You may also need to provide personal identification and other documentation.

Opening a business bank account under the name of your LLC may involve a few additional steps compared to opening a personal account. However, it is an important step to take in order to maintain separate and organized business finances. Additionally, a separate business bank account can make it easier to track expenses and file taxes for your business.

It’s important to keep in mind that requirements for opening a business bank account may vary depending on the bank and location. Researching the requirements of different banks and comparing their fees and services can help you find the best option for your business.