The Teya Business Account lets you manage your money, view Settlements, and keep track of Payments in one place. It is designed to work alongside your Teya card payments and tools, giving you clear visibility of your business finances.
This article explains what the Teya Business Account is, how to open it, and how to access it once your account is active.
What is the Teya Business Account?
The Teya Business Account is a business account from Teya that brings your Settlements and everyday spending into one place. Your Teya transactions settle straight into this account, so you can see your money and use it without moving between different banks.
With a Teya Business Account, you can:
- See your Account Balance, Settlements and transaction history in one view, in the Teya app and Business Portal.
- Get paid into the same account you use to pay suppliers and cover day‑to‑day costs.
- Use business debit cards and Virtual Cards to manage spending across your team, with clear visibility on each card.
- Save admin time by downloading statements, exporting data, and connecting your account to accounting tools.
It’s a business account designed around your Teya payments, helping you stay on top of cash flow while you focus on running your business.
How to open a Business Account
You can open a Teya Business Account during registration. For existing Teya customers, the steps below explain how to activate your Business Account.
- Log in to the Teya App.
- Go to the Account tab.
- Activate your Business Account: Follow the steps in the app, accept the Terms and Conditions, and confirm activation.
Once activated and verified, your Teya Business Account becomes the settlement account for your sales.
Access to your Business Account is restricted while verification or a routine security review is in progress. Full access will be restored once these checks are complete.
Is my money safe with a Teya Business Account?
Yes, your money is safe with a Teya Business Account. Teya Solutions Ltd. (no. 978181) is an e-money institution (EMI) authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We’re therefore required to protect and keep our customers’ funds safe.
Teya must comply with the Payment Services Regulations 2017 (PSRs) and the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (EMRs), requiring us to have appropriate and well-managed safeguarding arrangements. Money that’s safeguarded by Teya can only be used to complete payments made by the customer.
A Teya Business Account is not a bank account, which means the UK’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) doesn’t apply. To learn more, please visit the terms that govern the use of the Visa Platinum Debit card and Business Account. To understand how we use personal data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.