For German entities in formation (GmbH i. G. or UG i. G.)
No, you cannot deposit your company’s funds into your Interest Account during the founding phase. Founder Account is a restricted account that can only be used to deposit share capital. Deposits must be made into the non-interest-bearing money account, and the transfers must come directly from the shareholders listed during your application process.
Additionally, Interest Accounts are not available until the company is fully registered and the account is fully activated.
For Dutch entities in formation (BV i.o. or NV i.o.)
Your account is not restricted in any way, and the same features are available as for fully registered companies. In particular, it is possible to deposit your company’s funds into the Interest Account. The Interest Account can be used during the founding phase, as well as after your company is fully registered.