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Flex Becomes First FinTech to Launch Visa Infinite Business Credit Card
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Flex Becomes First FinTech to Launch Visa Infinite Business Credit Card

2025-07-28 19:31 Last Updated At:19:40

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 28, 2025--

Flex, the all-in-one financial operating system for modern businesses, today announced the launch of the Flex Visa Infinite® Business Credit Card. This marks a major milestone, making Flex the first U.S. financial technology company in its category to introduce a Visa Infinite Business-branded credit card.

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This new offering replaces Flex’s previous commercial Mastercard product and represents a complete reimagining of Flex’s card experience. The new card offers higher-tier benefits, the same flexible repayment options, and an upgraded set of travel, insurance, and lifestyle perks. Existing cardholders will be transitioned to the new Visa Infinite Business platform, bringing with them enhanced rewards and protections designed for growing businesses.

Visa Infinite Business is Visa’s highest small business card product and is typically reserved for elite corporate programs. Through this relationship, Flex is bringing these premier benefits to the small business market. Cardholders will receive luxury travel access, personalized concierge services, and extensive purchase protections, fully integrated into Flex’s broader platform for business banking, expense management, and AI-powered payment automation.

“We’re proud to bring our customers a business card that’s as sophisticated and flexible as they are,” said Zaid Rahman, Founder and CEO of Flex. “The Flex Visa Infinite Business card doesn’t just extend flexible working capital, it elevates the entire financial experience for business owners, from how they spend to how they travel, protect purchases, and build long-term value.”

“The launch of the Flex Visa Infinite Business Credit Card marks a significant advancement in how small and midsize businesses access premium financial solutions,” said Veronica Fernandez, SVP, Head of Visa Commercial Solutions North America. “By extending the exclusive benefits and protections of Visa Infinite® Business to a broader market, we are empowering business owners to manage their finances, travel and operations with greater confidence and flexibility. This milestone reflects Visa’s ongoing commitment to innovation and to supporting the growth and success of modern businesses across the country.”

With the new Flex Visa Infinite Business card, Flex customers gain access to a range of exclusive luxury benefits previously unavailable in the commercial fintech market. Cardholders receive priority access to top-rated restaurants via OpenTable, allowing them to bypass long waitlists and secure reservations at sought-after venues. Through Priority Pass, Flex customers enjoy unlimited access to more than 1,300 airport lounges around the world, providing a premium travel experience and they also benefit from the Visa Luxury Hotel Collection, which includes over 900 world-class properties globally and offers upgrades upon arrival and on-property credits during each stay. These features are complemented by Visa’s 24/7 Infinite Concierge, which helps cardholders book travel, secure tickets to exclusive events, or handle logistics anytime, anywhere.

In addition to luxury perks, the card includes comprehensive insurance and protection benefits. Cardholders receive rental car collision damage coverage when booking with the Flex card, often serving as primary insurance. They are also protected with trip cancellation and interruption coverage, reimbursement for delayed travel and lost luggage, and purchase protection covering theft or damage on eligible purchases. Return protection and extended warranty coverage provide additional peace of mind, ensuring business owners are covered when plans change or products don’t perform as expected.

Flex’s newest card offering also provides unprecedented flexibility in how businesses manage their spend. Cardholders can choose between up to 60 days interest-free, up to 1.75% unlimited cashback for early payment, or up to 1.75x points redeemable for travel 1, gift cards 1, or statement credits. This structure allows businesses to decide whether to maximize liquidity, reduce costs, or earn rewards. With no annual fee and no caps or categories, it’s a structure designed to adapt to the needs of modern operators.

This launch builds on Flex’s rapid growth over the past year. The company has tripled in size and now processes more than $2 billion in annualized total payment volume. By bringing the highest tier of Visa’s commercial benefits to its customer base and embedding them within its platform for banking, credit, and automated bill pay, Flex is redefining what a business card can do.

The Flex Visa Infinite Business Card is available now to qualified customers. For more information or to apply, visit flex.one.

*Flexbase Technologies, Inc. is a technology company and is not a bank. Banking services provided by Thread Bank, Member FDIC. The Flex Business.

*The Flex Business Credit Card is issued by Lead Bank, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. and is only available to eligible commercial entities. Fees and terms and conditions apply. Applicants are subject to eligibility requirements.

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ABOUT FLEX

Founded in 2022, Flex is the B2B fintech company redefining financial management for business owners by providing a financial ecosystem that empowers owners to expand their business and accelerate growth. Flex bundles every single aspect of the back office into one finance super app to seamlessly control finances. The company offers Flex Business Credit Card with 0% interest for 60 days on all purchases and built-in employee expense management and rewards, as well as Flex Banking with up to 2.99% yield on idle cash. The company also has launched several products like AP Automation, Cashflow Analytics, Bill Pay, Mobile Apps, and more. Flex aims to be the financial platform that all aspiring business owners use to build, manage and protect their finances.

Flex Visa Infinite® Business Credit Card

Flex Visa Infinite® Business Credit Card

AL HENAKIYAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Ricky Brabec deliberately gave up his motorbike lead over Luciano Benavides in the Dakar Rally while Nasser Al-Attiyah was happy to cruise through another day closer to his sixth car title on Thursday.

Al-Attiyah started 346-kilometer stage 11 between Bisha north to Al Henakiyah with a 12-minute overall lead and let it drop to less than nine minutes over new second-placed driver Nani Roma in a Ford.

Al-Attiyah was content to let Dacia teammate Sébastien Loeb catch up and pass him to have a teammate nearby for any help and to minimize errors on the mazy, dirt track. Al-Attiyah was 17th, nearly 13 minutes behind stage winner Mattias Ekström, and said he needed to execute the same plan on Friday's last effective racing stage before the end on Saturday.

“If we lose two, three, four minutes no problem,” Al-Attiyah said. “We just need to finish this Dakar in first place.”

Honda cooked up a strategy in the Saudi desert for Adrien van Beveren to open the way and let Brabec catch up after the 190-kilometer pit stop and pick up time bonuses.

Brabec boosted his overall lead from 56 seconds to nearly four minutes just 25 kilometers from the finish. He was also within a minute of the stage lead but he slowed down so KTM rival Benavides was the new overall leader, but only by 23 seconds.

Brabec got his his wish to start Friday's stage 12 six minutes behind Benavides, so he can eye him. They head west to the rally starting point of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast on 311 kilometers of gravel, some river beds with a finish in the dunes.

“A little bit of strategy today and hopefully it pays off tomorrow,” Brabec said. "I feel like its going to be a good day. We’re going back into the rocks so it will be a little bit better for us.”

Brabec is counting on his experience of winning the Dakar in 2020 and 2024 to trump Benavides, who has a best placing of fourth last year.

“I've been in this situation before,” Brabec said. “For the whole two weeks I've been just trying to stay relax, stay comfortable and just be confident, so two days more. I'm gonna do the same thing tomorrow that I've been doing every day; ride dirt bikes and have fun.”

Van Beveren helped Brabec with navigation while fighting with another teammate, Skyler Howes, the entire day for the stage win.

Howes prevailed by 21 seconds for his first career major stage in his eighth Dakar. He was third in 2023 and sixth last year. He's running fifth, 34 minutes off the pace.

Benavides was fourth in the stage and believed the race will be decided on the final 105-kilometer sprint on Saturday.

“I played no strategy like Ricky. I don't care,” Benavides said. “I'm doing what I can to control what I can control.”

Ekström won his third car stage of this Dakar, a special so fast that 12 other drivers were within 10 minutes.

Ford achieved another 1-2-3 stage. Romain Dumas, a three-time winner of the Le Mans 24 Hours, was a career-best second just over a minute back and Carlos Sainz was third.

Only Toyota's Henk Lategan beat Ekström to a checkpoint but Lategan's podium hopes were wrecked after 140 kilometers when a bearing broke on his rear left wheel. Lategan was second last year and second overall overnight but he plunged out of the top 15, at least.

Loeb moved up to third overall, 10 minutes behind Roma and three minutes ahead of Ekström.

AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing

Rider Daniel Sanders competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Daniel Sanders competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nasser Al-Attiyah and co-driver Fabian Lurquin compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nasser Al-Attiyah and co-driver Fabian Lurquin compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Skyler Howes competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Skyler Howes competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Henk Lategan, left, and co-driver Brett Cummings repair their car during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Henk Lategan, left, and co-driver Brett Cummings repair their car during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nani Roma and co-driver Alex Haro compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nani Roma and co-driver Alex Haro compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

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