Feel free to use NoName when referring to NoName, newfag.
We don't say his name for a [t]reason.
You're right, USAA requires individual account holders only, not businesses or other entities.
I suppose it would still be possible to have a trustee banker open and individual account as a Trustee named under a private Trust Agreement and have the account held in that individual's name, only.
Don't see why the Treasurer can't be filled by a person holding a private account in a Trustee status, and I think that might be a legit way to skirt some depositary (but not FEC) disclosures and function with a private account as a corporate member.
That would require you to have a fuckin' rock solid Trustee, though.
These days I don't trust much.