Float Launches New Hybrid Business Accounts: Spend Like Chequing, Earn Like Savings (Up to 4%)
By Dominic Sow · 9 September 2025

Float today announced the launch of Float Business Accounts, Canada’s first fintech-built solution with zero fees, instant liquidity, market-leading returns and CDIC deposit insurance in a single account. This new account combines the everyday functionality of a chequing account with the earning power of a savings product—all without sacrificing speed, security or returns.
With this launch, Float challenges decades of banking norms that Canadian businesses have long been conditioned to accept as “just the way it is.”
"Canadian businesses have been conditioned to think banking has to be slow, costly and restrictive. It doesn’t. With Float Business Accounts, we’re showing that Canada can have a financial system that actually works for entrepreneurs—fast, fair, and built to help them grow,” said Rob Khazzam, CEO and Co-Founder at Float. “This launch is just the beginning of rethinking what business banking should look like in this country.”
Float Business Accounts offer a combination of benefits previously unavailable in the Canadian market:
- True zero-fee banking: No monthly fees, no transaction fees on sending or receiving funds via ACH or EFT, no minimum balance requirements
- Up to 4% interest: 2.8x higher than traditional business savings accounts—without locking in funds
- Industry-first protection: CDIC insurance coverage up to $100,000, plus 100% of funds held in trust accounts for complete peace of mind
- Seamless USD capabilities: CAD and USD accounts with market-leading FX rates for cross-border operations
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Previously on FF News:
- Tetra Digital Group Completes First Smart Contract Deployment and Initial Partner Testing for CADD Ahead of Q1 Launch 17 December 2025
- South Africa’s Fintech Startup Float Raises $2.6m (R46 Million) to Scale 9 September 2025
- Float Financial Announces $70 Million Investment Round Led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives to Build Canada’s Most Complete Business Finance Solution 13 January 2025
Companies in this story: Float Card
People in this story: Rob Khazzam, Andrew Dale