Nedbank Business Card Review 2026
Nedbank markets two distinct business card products — a Business Card (aimed at established businesses) and a separate Small Business Credit Card (aimed at startups and sole proprietors). This review covers the Business Card. Verified against Nedbank's own site in July 2026.
Key features
- Annual fee: R460. Initiation fee: R488 (once-off).
- Eligibility: established businesses with minimum annual turnover of R360,000, trading for at least 2 years.
- Up to 55 days interest-free on purchases.
- Double Greenbacks rewards points on American Express card spend.
- Bidvest airport lounge visits available (via the related Small Business Credit Card tier, at minimum R4,000/month spend, 4 visits).
- Credit limit is personalised — Nedbank doesn't publish a fixed range, so it depends on your application.
If your business is newer or smaller, Nedbank's Small Business Credit Card requires a lower minimum annual turnover of R150,000 and may be the better fit — check both before applying.
Is it worth it?
The R460 annual fee is modest for a business card with up to 55 interest-free days, but the R360,000 turnover and 2-year trading requirement rule out newer businesses — for those, look at the Small Business Credit Card instead, or compare business funding options more broadly if you need working capital rather than a card.