Making the right moves with the Standard Bank business credit card
With sophisticated business reporting, you can monitor spending to help manage your business
As a business owner, you want a credit card that allows you to take advantage of opportunities or pay for day-to-day running costs, which is why Standard Bank has launched its new globally accepted Visa business credit card.
The Visa business credit card gives business owners the licence to make the right moves, and access to cash, to grow their business and manage spend in real time. With sophisticated business reporting, you can monitor spending to help you make informed decisions about managing your business.
“Liquidity is key to achieving business growth and managing business costs. At Standard Bank, we understand business owners do not want their business to be derailed by big purchase items, ad hoc office expenses, or unplanned extras. We also understand that business owners don’t want to miss out on opportunities to grow their business because of a lack of financing,” says Ethel Nyembe, head of group card & payments at Standard Bank.
“The Visa business credit card helps our customers run and manage healthy businesses. It offers a convenient way to optimise your cash flow, manage your repayment, monthly fee, expenses and card custodians via real-time insights.”
The Standard Bank Visa business credit card also gives you cash flow and liquidity at the ready, while being 55 days interest-free, and with a minimal 5% repayment and low monthly fees, it offers more affordable credit.
Business credit card customers can download and use Standard Bank’s mobile banking app or internet banking platform to manage their account, view balances and their latest transactions.
Customers who use the Visa business credit card on qualifying purchases see added benefit by linking it to the UCount Rewards programme. Business customers earn up to 1.25% on credit card purchases, up to R5 a litre of fuel at Caltex, and up to 5% at the bank's rewards retailers.
“Business provides employment, stokes new economies, and connects the continent and the rest of the world. We want consumers to know that if they are looking to grow their business by accessing additional funding, the Visa business credit card is one way to get things moving again. Standard Bank is committed to partnering with businesses to provide solutions that will aid their recovery and that of the economy,” says Nyembe.
This article was paid for by Standard Bank.