Flex, an American fintech company, has launched the Flex Visa Infinite Business Credit Card. This introduces a new offering for businesses, making Flex the first in its category to do so.
The previous commercial Mastercard product from Flex will be replaced by this new card. It comes with flexible repayment options and includes enhanced travel benefits, insurance provisions, and lifestyle perks.
Current cardholders will transition to the Visa Infinite Business platform, which offers greater rewards and tailored protections designed for growing enterprises. This card is now accessible to a wider range of businesses through integration into Flex’s business banking system.
The Visa Infinite Business Card combines travel privileges, personalized services, and comprehensive purchase protection with tools for expense management and AI-driven payment automation.
Key Benefits for Flex Customers
- Prioritization at Restaurants: Via OpenTable, cardholders can secure reservations ahead of the queue at top-rated eateries.
- Unlimited Access to Airport Lounges: With Priority Pass, cardholders enjoy entry into over 1,300 lounges worldwide for a more comfortable travel experience.
- Globally Recognized Hotels: Cardholders gain access to over 900 premium hotels globally, with benefits such as room upgrades and on-property credits during stays.
- 24/7 Concierge Services: Visa’s Infinite Concierge provides round-the-clock assistance for travel arrangements, event bookings, and other personal or business-related needs.
Comprehensive Insurance and Protection Benefits
The card also comes with robust insurance and protection features:
- Rental Car Coverage: Collision damage coverage is provided for rental cars booked through the Flex card, often serving as primary insurance.
- Trip Protections: Cardholders are covered for trip cancellation, travel delays, lost luggage, and purchase protection against theft or damage on eligible items.
- Additional Assurance: Return protection and extended warranties ensure peace of mind when plans change or products fall short of expectations.