Your CFO won’t hate these charge cards ??
You already know how typical personal credit cards work, but when it comes to your business, it's time to think outside the box.
Take a look at four five unique options: Brex, Divvy, Ramp, Stripe, and Zeni. These four cards are unique because they're more like charge cards than traditional credit cards.
This means you can't carry a balance on these cards. You'll pay it off every month, which keeps your business out of debt. The card providers make money by charging fees to your merchants instead of charging you interest. These cards are also unique in that they do not require a personal guarantee, personal credit check or credit score of the business owner to open an account, relying instead on a company's cash flow to determine credit limits — more on this later.
While all four of these cards work this way, they have plenty of differences. The only way to choose the best one is to compare their features. Read on for our comprehensive business credit card comparison.
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