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Has anyone used this or know anything about it? Been researching business credit cards and received this email today. Company name is Divvy. Stated that it is the leading corporate card.
Yes, I have a $25k limit with them. They lend up to $1M. Only thing is they automatically deduct your payment by autopay every month. So only swipe what you can pay back in 30 days.
Thank you for sharing. I was curious. Haven't decided yet.
Did they run your personal credit for approval? Can you share some data points?
They seem to work similiar to the Tomo card, you provide your info, and you add your bank accts, and based on banking history, balance etc,. they provide a credit line.
They do an EX SP as part of their underwriting. Limit is based on business credit / bank balances. They claim to report to D&B, Experian, but I haven't seen it show up yet. You can choose net 7 up to 30 days and they auto-draft your payment (I believe you can turn that off, but payments are due in full no longer than net 30).
Rewards are decent, especially if you choose net 7. The only problem is you have to wait a year to actually redeem the rewards on a currently non-existent portal.
I have it and so far it's been legit. $6.6k limit and works like a charge card (payment due at statement closing). I didn't have to set up auto pay but I recommend paying earlier than due date because for whatever reason payments take forever to post. Also, it starting reporting to D&B the 2nd month, still waiting for it to report to EX and EQ.
@CreditAficionado9 wrote:I have it and so far it's been legit. $6.6k limit and works like a charge card (payment due at statement closing). I didn't have to set up auto pay but I recommend paying earlier than due date because for whatever reason payments take forever to post. Also, it starting reporting to D&B the 2nd month, still waiting for it to report to EX and EQ.
What is the company and details? Who is the 6.6 with?
@SMB85 wrote:They do an EX SP as part of their underwriting. Limit is based on business credit / bank balances. They claim to report to D&B, Experian, but I haven't seen it show up yet. You can choose net 7 up to 30 days and they auto-draft your payment (I believe you can turn that off, but payments are due in full no longer than net 30).
Rewards are decent, especially if you choose net 7. The only problem is you have to wait a year to actually redeem the rewards on a currently non-existent portal.
Is this more of like a tech company but not a bank? I think the tech companies are to invasive!