FYRST
FYRST is the digital business banking brand of Deutsche Bank for founders, self-employed professionals, freelancers and companies.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
FYRST is a digital bank and business platform for founders, self-employed professionals, freelancers and companies, combining digital banking with the competence and security of Deutsche Bank. It was founded as a brand within the Deutsche Bank Group in 2019 as a neobank. Its business account is offered with no monthly base fee from €0, a digital application process without branch visits, and a Debit Mastercard. FYRST has its corporate headquarters in Bonn and an additional location in Dortmund.
History
FYRST was founded as a brand within the Deutsche Bank Group in 2019 as a neobank, targeting companies, solo self-employed professionals and other business customers. It is described as a digital bank and business platform for founders, self-employed professionals, freelancers and companies, and as a brand of Deutsche Bank combining modern technology with the security and infrastructure of one of Germany's largest banks. FYRST has its corporate headquarters in Bonn and an additional location in Dortmund.
Products and positioning
Digital business banking with the competence and security of Deutsche Bank, aimed at founders, self-employed professionals, freelancers and companies.
FYRST Geschäftskonto
Business account for founders, self-employed professionals, freelancers and companies, with no monthly base fee from €0, digital application in about 10 minutes without branch visits, and a Debit Mastercard.
FYRST Business-Tagesgeldkonto
Free business call money account; new customers could secure 3.5% promotional interest per year for 3 months on deposits from €2,500 to €250,000, with access to funds at any time; existing customers benefited from a 0.5% standard interest rate.
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