GoSolo: Smart Business Account 4+

Open a Business, not Just a Bank Account.

GoSolo makes it lightning fast to register a new limited company, open a business account with a debit card and start raising invoices.

It’s about Business, not Banking.

Our goal is to help, guide and assist your business in multiple ways, making it easier to start and manage your business. We commit to deliver a business tool that is intuitive, frictionless and agile, not just a “business bank account with some extras”.

Guided step-by-step company incorporation:
- UK Limited company registration with Companies House
- Easy and quick application
- Takes 10 minutes to complete
- Optional virtual address service

Open a UK business account in a few steps:
- UK business current account (GBP)
- Master Card™ Business Debit Card
- Register online in minutes
- Securely manage your card and account
- Statements and all transactions in one place

Invoice & payments hub:
- Manage business expenses via receipts upload tool
- Issue, send and track invoices in a few clicks
- Add your logo for a professional look
- Your customers can pay the invoice in 1 click
- Payments auto-matched with invoices
- Full invoices history

Always be in control:
- Mobile App available alongside Web App
- Support via WhatsApp chat and email
- Card management: freeze & unfreeze, PIN reminder
- Safe and secure with biometric login (fingerprint or face ID)

Ready to GoSolo? Sign up now!

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GoSolo is a trading name of Gosolo Financial Limited, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 12053066). Our registered office is at 128 City Road, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 2NX. GoSolo Financial Limited is registered with the Financial Conduct Authority as an EMD Agent to distribute or redeem electronic money (Register number 902961).

GoSolo is not a bank. GoSolo current accounts are held securely in segregated client accounts at a UK high street bank in accordance with FCA requirements and Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (not covered by FSCS).