Only individuals designated as account signatories have the authority to initiate withdrawals from the company's bank account. Typically, these signatories are either the company's owner or persons appointed by the owner. Access to the bank account is strictly limited to those who have been authorized by the beneficial owner. A nominee director may not be aware of the specific bank where the company holds its accounts unless they have been explicitly informed or accidentally come across such information while handling paperwork. In the real world, nominee directors are granted access to the bank account only in extraordinary circumstances.