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Accounts
ACCOUNTS
Use the convenience of our accounts for safe keeping and managing of your funds in desired currencies
Transaction account is a business entity’s account opened in BAM and its basic purpose is effecting payment transactions in domestic payment.
By opening a transaction account with UniCredit Bank, you get access to the following services:
- Cash payments
- Cashless transactions
Within a bank, business entity can have:
- one transaction account for regular operations
- one account for each organizational unit
- multiple special-purpose accounts
…all of them are connected with a common identification number.
You can operate your accounts depending on your needs
- At more than 70 UniCredit Bank branches in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Via internet banking at more favorable fees, in a simple and secure manner
- At numerous points of sale with Visa Business Electron card and Business MasterCard card at nearly 30,000 POS devices in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- In your vicinity, at nearly 300 ATMs of UniCredit Bank in Bosnia and Herzegovina and 18,000 ATMs of UniCredit Group members abroad
- account for regular operations or primary account
- account of a business entity’s organizational unit
- special purpose account
- deposit account representing collateral
- bankrupt business entity account
- account of a business entity in the process of financial consolidation (in FBIH only)
Foreign currency account is a business entity’s account in a foreign currency for the needs of acquiring foreign exchange and its use in the country and abroad.
By opening a foreign currency account with UniCredit Bank, you get access to the following services:
- Cashless transactions
- Cash payments
- Conversion, purchase and sale of foreign exchange
You can operate your accounts depending on your needs
- At UniCredit Bank branches
- Via internet banking (e-ba Plus) at more favorable fees, in a simple and secure manner
Entities that have the possibility of opening a foreign currency account:
- business entities with head office in BIH
- foreign business entities
- foreign representative offices
- sole proprietors and other private individuals performing the registered line of business
- individual traders
- associations and humanitarian organizations
- state bodies and organizations
