Yes, there are two Amazon business credit cards. The first is the Amazon Business American Express Card, which gives 3 points / $1 spent on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases. The other is the Amazon Business Prime American Express Card, which is reserved for Prime members and gives 1 - 5 points per $1 spent on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases. Both versions of the card also give 2% cash back at U.S. gas stations, at U.S. restaurants, and on wireless phone service purchased directly from U.S. providers. And there's 1% back on everything else.

There's also an ongoing promotion for the Amazon Business credit cards: New cardholders get a $100+ Amazon.com gift card after approval ($125 for Business Prime).

Amazon business credit cards are designed specifically for small business owners. They are true credit cards, not charge cards, which means it's possible to carry a balance between months. Cardholders can also choose to forgo earning rewards in favor of a 0% interest payment plan for 60 days (non-Prime) or 90 days (Prime) on all Amazon purchases.

The Amazon Business Credit Card uses either Experian or Equifax for approval.

Once your account is open, the card will report your activity to Experian Business, Equifax Small Business and Dun & Bradstreet.

The Amazon Business Credit Card does a hard pull on your credit when you apply for it. This will lower your credit score for a short period of time.

You need to have at least a good (700+) credit score in order to qualify. And while it doesn't offer a... show more

You cannot do a balance transfer with the Amazon Business American Express Card. That's because balance transfers to this card are not allowed.

There aren't many business balance transfer cards on the market, unfortunately. But you can still find a few that have a good transfer intro APR... show more

Yes, the Amazon Business American Express Card reports to Dun & Bradstreet each month, as well as to the Small Business Financial Exchange (SBFE).