Business Bank Account Reviews

Novo's financial services have some attractive features designed to appeal to its target audience: small business owners who are comfortable operating in a fully digital environment. If that sounds like you, keep reading this Novo review.

Despite some drawbacks, BlueVine business banking offers enough positives to outweigh the few negatives and make this a banking option that's worth a second look for most small businesses.

Brex Cash delivers most of the features and functions you'd expect to find in a business bank account and then some. Brex's no-fee structure and unlimited free transactions are reason enough to like Brex Cash; the high APY and rewards rates are even better.

The Square debit card lacks a traditional application process that might harm your credit score. Plus, it bundles in tidy savings on certain purchases and lets you access the money your business earns through Square instantly. Plus, this card features 2.75% off purchases made at other Square merchants.

QuickBooks offers a checking account to business customers who also use QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Payments. The QuickBooks Checking account comes with a high APY, no monthly fees, and no minimum balance requirements.

Best known as an online lending platform, Kabbage only recently entered the world of business banking services. Will an in-depth Kabbage Checking review show that this business banking option is worth it?

Axos is a direct bank and FDIC member and not a financial services company offering banking services as part of its total package. That sets Axos Bank apart from some other online-only competitors, such as Novo or Square. Will it make a difference for Axos customers? This Axos bank review will answer that question and help you decide if Axos is a good choice for your small business.

Bank of America is a tried and true option for business banking services. It combines the best of brick-and-mortar with the online banking services users today demand. The bank does well in meeting the needs of both its online clientele, with a strong and functional app, and the customers who walk through the physical doors.

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.

With scalable rewards that grow with your business and an ultra-quick approval process, the Brex corporate credit card is an attractive innovation for the startup founder prepared to take advantage of it. Find out if it's right for your business.