What is Business Credit

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Business Credit Card is intended for Royal Bank Business Banking clients with a revenue of up to £2m. You must also have a business registration in the UK and you should be resident in the UK for UK taxation purpose. Except condition of statute, for business use only. Up to 45 shopping day if you fully and promptly purchase your credit.

There is no interest-free periode for credit balances and cash credits. There will be no interest on new deposits if you make full and punctual payments. Otherwise, the interest calculation date is as follows: 16.9% p.a. (variable) for purchase (including annuity ticket fee, non-sterling transaction fee and incidental service management fee) and balancing transfer.

Payment is 24.9% p.a. (variable) for advance payments (including withdrawal of funds, purchases of currencies and travellers' checks and remittances). You need the private data of all managing director or partner of the company (including their private address of the last 3 years). Please call the Royal Bank Business Staff if you wish to make a credit to your credit or debit/credit card.

There is no interest-free periods for clearing transfer. With your business credit cards you can buy goods and provide payment service or receive money almost anywhere in the globe. The Business Credit Cards are only available to Royal Banks business clients. Keeping an eye on your business credit cards with our convenient on-line toolkit will help you control your bottom line flow.

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