
If you’re launching a business in Dubai, you must open a corporate bank account for Meydan Free Zone to ensure smooth financial operations. A UAE bank account enables you to manage transactions, receive global payments, and build trust with local and international partners.
In this guide, we explain the exact steps, requirements, and best bank options for opening a business bank account in Dubai under your Meydan Free Zone company license.
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Once your Meydan company registration is complete and you’ve received the following:
You’re eligible to open a UAE corporate bank account.
While banks may differ slightly, most require:
Some banks may ask for 6 months of personal bank statements.
Bank | Key Features |
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Emirates NBD | Large network, strong online banking |
RAKBANK | Fast account setup for free zone entities |
Mashreq Neo Biz | Digital onboarding, ideal for startups |
WIO Bank | Fully digital, designed for small businesses |
ADCB | Trusted bank with tailored SME packages |
Our team matches you with the best bank based on your activity and visa status.
Contact us now to get help with setting up your Meydan Free Zone bank account, or explore all setup services to complete your Dubai business launch smoothly.
Some digital banks (like WIO) allow it, but most traditional banks require at least one UAE visa holder in the company.
Ranges from AED 0 to AED 50,000 depending on the bank and account type.
On average, 7–10 working days after document submission.
Yes, some banks charge AED 100–250 if the minimum balance isn't maintained. Choose zero-balance accounts if available.
WIO, Mashreq Neo Biz, and RAKBANK are known for easy onboarding and SME support.