Video Tutorial: Connecting an "individual" bank account in HoneyBook
Updated over a week ago

Accepting payments through HoneyBook is as easy as adding your bank account; then, those hard-earned funds can be deposited directly into your account in a matter of days!

In this video, we'll review:

  • Where to add your bank information in HoneyBook

  • What it means to be an "individual"

  • What information you need to set up your bank account

You'll connect an individual bank account if:

  • You own & run a business

  • You were NOT issued an EIN (Employer Identification Number)

  • You use your SSN when filing your business taxes


Prefer a written walkthrough? We got you. Check it out here.


Not sure of your business entity type?

  • Individual: You own & run a business, but do not have an EIN (Employer Identification Number). You use your social security number when filing your taxes.

  • Sole Proprietor: You own & run a business and were issued an EIN. If you have filled out an SS-4 Form to register your business with the IRS, you have a government issued EIN. Alternatively, if your organization is a registered nonprofit, please select this entity type when connecting your bank account to HoneyBook.

  • LLC-Partnership-Corp.: You pay taxes as an LLC, partnership, or corporation. If you have filled out an SS-4 Form to register your business with the IRS, you have a government issued EIN.

PLEASE NOTE: Be very careful to select the correct bank account type otherwise deposits to your bank account will not process. If you are still uncertain which account type to select, contact us!


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