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Prime Bank Introduces “Prime Freelancer Account” for Seamless Global Banking

12th October 2025, Kathmandu

The digital economy has ushered in a new era of work, with freelancing becoming a powerhouse of national income, especially in Bangladesh. Recognizing the unique financial landscape of this vibrant community, Prime Bank Limited has taken a significant stride by launching the Prime Freelancer Account.

Prime Freelancer Account

This specialized banking solution is meticulously designed to meet the complex and dynamic needs of professionals who earn foreign currency through online outsourcing and international projects. Launched in October 2025, this product promises to empower freelancers, offering them the financial freedom to truly “Optimize My Income and Become My Own Boss.”

The Power of a Seamless Banking Solution

The Prime Freelancer Account is far more than a standard bank account; it is a bundled financial tool that addresses the core challenges faced by freelancers, such as receiving foreign payments, managing foreign currency balances, and ensuring hassle-free digital transactions.

The account essentially functions as a two-in-one proposition: a Foreign Currency (FCY) account, specifically an Exporter’s Retention Quota (ERQ) account, which holds the foreign earnings, and a linked Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) account, which provides the local currency savings and transactional capabilities. This dual setup is the cornerstone of its convenience.

Key Financial Freedoms for the Modern Freelancer

Prime Bank has stripped away many common banking pain points to ensure a truly user-centric experience, making it an attractive offering in the competitive digital banking space.

Streamlined Banking for a Global Profession

Beyond the core financial features, Prime Bank has embedded services that enhance the day-to-day experience of global banking.

Eligibility and Simple Documentation

Prime Bank has made the eligibility and documentation process transparent and straightforward to encourage wider adoption among the Bangladeshi freelancing community.

To qualify for the Prime Freelancer Account, an applicant must be a Bangladeshi resident aged 18 or above and actively earning foreign currency (FCY) through freelancing or outsourcing from abroad. Crucially, the applicant must also maintain a Prime Bank savings or current account in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT), which serves as the local currency link.

The required documents focus on verifying identity, residence, and, most importantly, the source of freelance income:

By offering this comprehensive and well-rounded financial product, Prime Bank is not only supporting the growth of the individual freelancer but also contributing significantly to the foreign exchange reserves and the burgeoning digital services export sector of Bangladesh. The Prime Freelancer Account is a testament to the bank’s commitment to innovation and empowering the next generation of global entrepreneurs.

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