Business Cards
When you want flexibility, control and security
As a Business Account customer of Bank of Scotland, Business Cards can be used to conveniently make payments and effectively manage your cash flow.
Business Cards increase security and control of your payments compared to traditional methods such as cheques. You can issue them to multiple employees and they can be used globally, wherever you see the Mastercard or Visa sign*.
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Business debit card
Our Debit Card provides a cost effective and simple way to take care of your business payments:
- Funds are debited from your Business Account
- Add up to four cardholders
- Saves money on cash/cheque transaction fees**
- No annual fee.
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Business credit card
Our Business Credit Card provides a simple way to manage your business expenses with flexible repayment options
- Detailed monthly statements
- Up to 45 days' interest free credit
- Up to 20 cardholders
- Set individual spending limits for each card issued
- Great offers and discounts available from Mastercard
- No Sterling transaction fees
- Withdrawal limit of up to £500 daily
- Annual fee £32 per card
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Business charge card
Our Charge Card can help ease your cash flow and allows you to better manage business funds:
- Balances cleared in full each month by direct debit from your Business Current Account
- Up to 45 days’ interest free credit
- Detailed monthly statements
- No limit on the number of cards available per account
- No Sterling transaction fees†
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Business Keycard
Our Keycard gives you direct access to your Business Current Account from 1.9 million cash machines worldwide:
- Use it to check your account balance
- Take out up to £500 a day
- Enables fast depositing in branch
- No annual fee.
All lending is subject to status.
*Merchant charges may apply.
** Free Debit Card transactions on our Electronic Business tariff and a 40p charge on our Business Extra tariff.
†There is a fee charged for converting a non-Sterling (foreign currency) transaction.
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