Business accounts
One account for a company that bills in more than one currency.
A business account holds the same 38 currencies as a personal one, with the additions a company needs: multiple named users, spending rules per user, and an export that reconciles against your ledger without hand-editing.
It is built for companies that invoice abroad. If every customer and supplier is in one country, the account will work, but you will not use the half of it that earns its keep.
What it gives you
Users, not shared logins
Each person gets their own credentials, their own card and their own limits. A departure revokes one user rather than forcing a password change on everyone.
Rules before spend, not after
Set per-user limits, merchant categories and approval thresholds up front, so the control is a decline rather than a conversation next month.
Reconciliation that fits
Exports carry the reference, the currency pair, the rate applied and the fee as separate fields.
What is included
- Unlimited named users with individual permissions
- Per-user and per-card spending limits
- Approval thresholds above a set amount
- Receipt capture attached to the authorisation
- Machine-readable exports for accounting software
- Multi-currency invoicing and collection
Who it is for
A company between five and two hundred people that receives or pays in more than one currency.
Questions
There is no user cap and no per-seat charge. Cards for those users follow the plan's card allowance.
Yes — per user, per card and per merchant category, applied at authorisation rather than reviewed afterwards.