The phrase "account elsewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need to manage or consider a financial or personal account in a different location or context.
Example: "If you are not satisfied with our services, you may want to consider opening an account elsewhere."
Alternatives: "register at another location" or "set up an account in a different place".
Halifax It is offering £100 to new and existing customers who hold an active bank account elsewhere if they switch to one of its current accounts.
Mr. Riney stepped back from an active role at the agency until 2001, when General Motors said it might move the Saturn account elsewhere.
I do not propose to go into detail here about the events surrounding the Newsnight Report on 2nd November but you can read the BBC's account elsewhere.
You need to have a Schwab One Brokerage account (which is free) or open one; a banking account elsewhere is not required.
Agencies owned by Havas, which had worked for Intel since 1991, creating campaigns like "Intel inside," withdrew from the review in January when it appeared that Intel would shift the account elsewhere.
Those duties had been divided between Casadevall Pedreno & PRG in Barcelona, which handled the account in Spain, and Wilkens International, part of True North Communications, which handled the account elsewhere in Europe.
The accusation comes after revelations that Lloyds TSB and Barclays Bank have been telling clients who trade with Cuba to take their accounts elsewhere.
Russians who now use Cyprus will open bank accounts elsewhere but might stick around for other offshore services, he said.
Last year, Barclays Bank told the London branches of two Cuban organisations to take their accounts elsewhere, even though the long-standing accounts held by Havana International Bank and Cubanacam, a state-owned travel organisation, were healthy.
JPMorgan Chase notified more than 150 ambassadors last September that their accounts would be closed as of March 31, but the issue grew into a budding diplomatic crisis this month as embassies scrambling to open accounts elsewhere were turned away.
As fears about Bear's financial position heightened, its customers began demanding their cash and big hedge funds that were using the firm as an administrative back office or lender moved their accounts elsewhere.
