Our Partnership With Brex
by Capbase Staff • 3 min readpublished August 12, 2021 • updated December 4, 2023Related
Capbase is partnering up with Brex!
We are pleased to announce our partnership with Brex, the category-leader in managing startup company spend and issuing credit cards.
In the past, a startup entrepreneur would have to apply for a corporate credit card through traditional card issuers like American Express or MasterCard. This process was often a big hurdle for startups, because traditional credit card providers used monthly revenue and cash flow data to determine a company’s eligibility for credit. Since many startups often can go years without generating any revenue, this made it very difficult for them to get access to credit from traditional credit card providers. By contrast, Brex determines a startup’s credit eligibility by taking into consideration factors that are specific to startups — like whether the company raised money from outside investors and how much they raised. .
With Brex, you can easily get corporate credit cards for your employees on the same day you hire them. Then, to manage spend, you can set expense policies and spending limits on each employee’s card.
As companies are built remotely from inception, this is a game changer: you can send employees Brex physical cards to their homes or instantly obtain a virtual card card that can be used for making purchases online.
Written by Capbase Staff
Capbase is a team of designers, engineers, and business professionals spread across 6 time zones on 3 continents united by our passion for dogs, coffee, and great software.
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