Business credit cards that report to Dun & Bradstreet include cards from American Express, Chase, Citibank, and U.S. Bank, among other issuers. Dun & Bradstreet uses this information to calculate several types of credit ratings, evaluating how risky it is to conduct business with your company or lend your company money.
If you’re looking to take out a business loan, using one of these cards can help you establish your company’s credit and increase your odds of approval. A high business credit score can also help when negotiating a sale or contract with another company.
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Ink Business Premier® Credit Card
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Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card
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U.S. Bank Business Altitude™ Connect World Elite Mastercard®
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American Express® Business Gold Card
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U.S. Bank Business Platinum Card
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Dun & Bradstreet is one of the largest business credit bureaus, though you can still build business credit with cards that report your account activity to Equifax, Experian, or the Small Business Financial Exchange instead.
Some business cards also report to the major consumer credit bureaus. In general, personal credit is what you should worry about, particularly for smaller businesses, as small business loans and credit cards will typically rely on the owner’s personal credit rather than the company’s.
You can learn more about how business credit reporting works from WalletHub’s full guide to business credit.
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