This will create efficiency and transparency in SMEs’
expense management by preventing mismanagement, associated with handling cash,
Visa said.
The business card comes with a higher spending limit which
is in line with the spending patterns of small businesses. It will also provide
the SMEs with access to discounts on logistic services and digital payment
acceptance services. Discounts on Twitter Ads, Shopify, Microsoft Office 365,
DocuSign, Regus office space, Udemy, and Dropbox, will further be made available
to these SMEs as well as more offers, Access Bank is also offering free Google
Ad Credits for the first set of small business entrepreneurs to sign up for the
business card.
“At Visa, we remain committed to championing, empowering,
and equipping small businesses with the requisite tools necessary for growth.
Over the past months, we have provided support to help SMEs transition online
through our Where You Shop Matters initiative and we are happy to further
provide them with digital payment solutions for easy and secure online
transactions. Additionally, we have collaborated with Google to provide free
access to digital selling and marketing trainings to all SMEs”
Group Head, Product Insights and Capabilities, Access Bank,
Robert Giles, said;
“We recognise the huge role SME’s play in driving economic
growth and, as the largest source of employment, contributing to social
progress and stronger communities.”
“We are pleased to have partnered with Visa to create this
leading solution to help SMEs plan, budget and track spending as well as access
services to aid business growth in an increasingly digital marketplace. We
encourage SME’s to walk into any of our branches and walk out with the new
Business Card in a couple of minutes to start enjoying the benefits instantly.”
The new Visa business debit card will encourage the transition of small businesses from cash to digital payments and give SMEs better control of their expenditures.
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