Account Access

Customer Account Guides

Find the account you are interested in opening at Watertown Savings Bank and learn about what to bring to the Bank, who should join the account opening meeting, and additional tips to help you prepare and plan.

Business Accounts

An account for community groups to manage funds, expenses, and operations.

An account to collect and manage funds for a charitable purpose.

Manage corporate funds, payments, and day-to-day banking needs.

An account that attorneys use to hold client funds that are short-term in nature.

An account for LLCs to manage business finances and transactions.

For sole proprietors using a DBA to manage business banking and finances.

Personal, Condo, Trusts Accounts

Manage condo association funds, payments, and operating expenses.

Banking for estates to manage assets, expenses, and distributions.

Allows an authorized person to manage finances on another's behalf.

An account designed for assets held in a revocable trust.

Thank you for your interest in opening an account at Watertown Savings Bank.

 

Important: These guides provide general information only. Documentation requirements may vary based on the customer, account purpose, legal documents, and bank account-opening requirements.

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