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Questions about Corporate Credit

I have been looking at corporate cards for my business and I was wondering if it is possibly to get one without their revenue requirments. I would absolutely be willing to PG the card. Anyone have any experience in this type of situation?

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3se7ens
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Re: Questions about Corporate Credit

I started a New LLC. in April and applied for a Capital One Spark Bus.card and got approved for 2K.
They did require me to send documents verifying my physical address and business, but no revenue requirement.

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Re: Questions about Corporate Credit

What about those corporate cards that Amex, Cap1, BOA, and JPMORGAN Chase. You have to fill out a form online and speak with them. For the CAP1 corporate card program it says you need to have at least 25M in annual revenue to qualify, but I am skeptical about this because I see the 25M as a requirment for a no PG. Is it possibly they would extend you credit if you PG the account if you dont meet to revenue requirment? The only reason I bring this whole thing up is because I want a purchasing card for my small business.

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Re: Questions about Corporate Credit

Maybe this link will help you.  Its from Capital One, but it should make clear the diffrence between small business cards and corporate cards,

 

https://www.capitalone.com/commercial/insights/smallbiz-credit-vs-corporate-card/

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