From cash flow management to generous rewards points, we’re here to help you do business better.
No pre-set spending limit
The Business Card is a Charge Card that does not restrict you with a pre-set spending limit1. Charges are approved based on your resources and spending pattern and, because your Account is settled in full each month, you will pay no interest.
The convenience of one consolidated monthly statement
Monitoring business expenses each month is quick and easy. No matter what you purchase on the American Express Business Card, it is covered by one consolidated monthly statement which also displays GST separately. Supplementary Cards are also included on the same statement, with each Card's spending identified and subtotalled.
Easy online Account Management
Enjoy the convenience of managing your Account online. You can view your latest transactions (updated every business day), download your statement, and download transactions into either a financial software application such as MYOB or Quicken, or a common spreadsheet application such as MS Excel.
Transport Accident Cover
If you suffer a serious accident while you’re travelling, we will pay certain benefits3.
Access to American Express Membership
Pay for business expenses on your Card and you’ll earn 1 Membership Rewards point for every $1 spent2.
Business Card
The American Express®
Gold Business Card
Terms and Conditions
1. No pre-set spending limit does not mean unlimited spending. Your purchases are approved based on a variety of factors, including current spending patterns, your payment history, credit records and financial resources known to us. Visit americanexpress.co.nz/fees for more information.
2. An annual Membership Rewards fee of $50 applies.
3. For full details of the insurance cover, including terms, conditions and exclusions, please refer to the Insurance Terms and Conditions. Please be sure to read the Insurance Terms and Conditions carefully and be aware of its various terms, conditions and exclusions.
4. Depending on when you make a purchase, when your statement is issued, and whether you are carrying forward a balance on your Account from your previous statement period.
