27 November 2020
Written By FinTech Alliance in SME Finance
FinTech Razorpay has launched RazorpayX Corporate Cards.
In Brief:
They will help founders free up working capital expenses.
Businesses are offered interest free credit for up to 45 days.
The cards, developed by Visa, are aimed at SMEs and startups.
What does this mean?
Razorpay says that while a lot of finance solutions cater for larger businesses, there’s a need for cash flow solutions that serve SMEs, which have been particularly impacted by Covid-19.
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