Chase Amazon.com Business Visa® Card

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Chase Amazon.com Business Visa® Card


Basic APR: 16.49%
Credit Required: Excellent, Very Good
Balance Transfer: 3% transfer fee
Annual Fee: $0
Default Rate: Prime + 23.99%
Cash Advance: Prime + 15.99%
Grace Period: 20 days
Min. Finance Charge: $1.00
Late Fee: $15 to $39
Overlimit Fee: $39
Foreign Purchase: 3%
Universal Default: No
Sign Up Fee: none
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