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Businesses looking to cut out the middle man and make purchases directly from their PayPal business accounts can easily obtain the PayPal Business Debit Mastercard and earn 1% cash back on all eligible purchases. Combine this with the card’s lack of an annual fee, and you have a handy way to earn some extra cash with your business spending without having to worry about interest charges. Do the advantages of using the PayPal Business Debit Mastercard outweigh the disadvantages? Read the rest of our review, so you can make an informed decision that benefits your business.

Divvy has made waves in the fintech scene in recent years thanks to its forward-thinking expense software. Whether the Divvy credit card is any good depends on your business. That said, the Divvy business credit card offers solid rewards and great perks. The Divvy credit card will be best suited for businesses needing a robust spend and expense management solution in addition to a corporate card program.

This corporate credit card, issued for Stripe by the Utah-located Celtic Bank, boasts a 1.5% cash back rate alongside a strong portfolio of extra perks. Plus, as this bit of plastic is a Visa card, your team members shouldn’t have problems using the card worldwide.

Nonprofit organizations have plenty of reasons to sign up for a credit card. Because a nonprofit is technically a business, it may make sense to apply for a business-specific credit card, though there are cards available specifically for nonprofit use as well. Whether you’re looking for a card with no personal guarantee, strong rewards, or something else, discover the best credit cards for nonprofits here.

The process of selecting a payment processor is a daunting, complex one. Read our post for a sense of what to look for when choosing a credit card processor for your restaurant — as well as a snapshot of the processors and POS systems that, we feel, give foodservice businesses the best value for their money.

The PayPal Chip & Swipe Reader has magstripe and EMV support and works with the PayPal Here app for mobile processing. At $24.99, the retail price is definitely competitive — but new PayPal merchants can even get it for free.

The Shopify platform as a whole is one of our highest-rated shopping cart solutions, primarily because it provides an all-inclusive solution to a wide range of merchants.

If you want to accept PayPal payments, you need to have a PayPal account — but if you’ve already got a personal account, is that enough? Here’s why you need a PayPal business account and how to go about getting one set up so you can get your business off the ground.

While KIS Payments is relatively new on the scene, it stands out for several reasons, not the least of which are the relationships the company maintains with its clients. Being a small business itself, the company’s goal is to simplify payments for other small business operators through dedicated advisors.

If you want to accept payments online, here are the best online credit card processing companies. Plus, check out our list of must-haves and major concerns for eCommerce businesses.