Direct transfer from credit card to bank account

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Why are people using Credit Card to make rental payments

For small business owners and start-ups, rental costs are one of the largest overhead expenses incurred each month. Office spaces and small business establishments rental cost can be as high as Rs 200 Per square feet in a city like Mumbai and if footfall is essential for your business you may end up paying a premium for prime business spaces.

Growing era of Credit Cards in businesses

A highly underrated tool with tremendous potential for managing working capital usually lies dormant in the business owner's pockets – the Credit Card. The main reason for the hitherto untapped potential of this credit line has been the lack of a means to transact without a(Point of Sale terminal (POS) being offered by the Seller or Service Provider. This severely impacted the ability of the card holder to transfer money to bank accounts that were not linked to such POS systems.

Should I pay my vendor using my Credit Card?

There is a ‘super power' that lies unutilised in the wallet of an entrepreneur. While its uses are known to many, Fintech-led innovations have NOW made hitherto impossible use cases possible for business owners.

Merits of Credit Card over a BNPL line

Do you often face the situation of a gap between funds required and those available in the business for monthly expenses? Need to make payments on ‘day 1' to your suppliers and vendors? Not left with enough cash for your business expansion plans?

How to improve credit score - tips to take credit score to the next level

Credit score is a three digit number which is used by banks and NBFCs to check how likely you are to pay back borrowed money. In other words, credit score determines your creditworthiness as a borrower. Your credit score can range anywhere between 300 - 900, and anything above the score of 720 is considered as a good credit score.

Vendor Payments Made Easy for MSME'S

The Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector is a very important piece of India's legacy economic model and a part of the critical supply chain for products and services. This sector is considered the job creator and plays a crucial role in providing large-scale employment and industrialization in rural and backward areas.

How MSMEs could reduce their receivable days

How Credit Cards Can Empower Women-Owned Businesses?

By being different, women entrepreneurs create new jobs for themselves and others. They provide society with different solutions to management, organization, and business problems, as well as to the exploitation of women's entrepreneurial opportunities. India has 13.5-17.5 million women-owned enterprises. Women entrepreneurship can potentially transform employment in India.