Bartercard Business Card

Bartercard is a new way for business owners and decision makers to boost their business and lifestyle. With a membership community of over 23,000 in Australia (over 55,000 in 12 countries around the world) - new customers and sales are guaranteed to be received as fellow members seek to do business with other Bartercard members. You can make purchases immediately with interest-free credit and pay for them later with goods and services you provide - NOT CASH!

Bartercard means for a business that you can :

• Pay for goods and services without cash
• Increase your business customer base
• Increase your sales
• Improve your cash flow

How Does Bartercard Work?

• Member businesses exchange goods and services with each other without using cash, or having to engage in the direct two-way swap of goods and/or services.
• Each member is issued an account number, a transaction card, an interest- free line of credit and access to Bartercard’s printed and online business directory, offering members a world of trading opportunities.
• Members use their Bartercard transaction card to trade anything from stationery to real estate, all facilitated by Bartercard’s global transaction technology. Bartercard operates similar to the common credit and debit card systems, as operated by Visa and MasterCard.
• Members earn Bartercard Trade Dollars for the goods and services they sell and this value is recorded electronically in the member’s account database. The Bartercard Trade Dollar is recognised by the Australian Taxation Office and financial institutions as having the same value as the Australian Dollar.
• This service particularly benefits the world’s largest business sector – small and medium enterprises (SMEs) – which are often faced with fluctuating cashflow, slow sales growth and high business financing rates.

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