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Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program)

The Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) is a Visa card from Bank of America. Bank of America's site does not let us read its terms, so we leave the annual fee blank — check it on Bank of America's own site. Here is what we hold on it, and what we do not.

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Bank with branches in: California (675), Florida (406), Texas (310), New York (248), New Jersey (176), Massachusetts (145), Georgia (129), Illinois (118) and 31 more. Where it has branches is not a rule on who may apply.

Source: FDIC BankFind (api.fdic.gov) · read Oct 7, 2026

Ledger entry

The receipt

Every cost line we hold for the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program), exactly as recorded.

Supplementary card
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Foreign transaction
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Income requirement
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Network
Visa
Credit needed
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Sign-up

The welcome offer

No welcome offer on file

We hold no published welcome offer for the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program). That may mean there isn’t one, or simply that we have not recorded it — Bank of America’s own page is the place to check.

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Rewards

What it earns

No earn rates on file

We hold no category earn rates for the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program). Rather than print a multiplier we cannot source, this stays blank until Bank of America’s own terms give us one.

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Next step

Ready to apply for the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program)?

You'll finish the application on Bank of America's own site. Terms can change without notice, so check the fee and offer there before you commit.

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Questions

Questions about the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program)

How much is the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) annual fee?

We could not verify the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program)'s annual fee, so we do not print one. Check the current annual fee on Bank of America's own site before you apply.

What does the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) earn?

We could not verify the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program)'s earn rates, so we do not print a multiplier. Check them on Bank of America's own site.

What network is the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) on?

The Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) runs on the Visa network, which determines where it is accepted and which network-level benefits apply.

Is the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) available in United States?

Yes — the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) is issued by Bank of America and is available to eligible applicants in United States. Approval depends on the issuer's own credit and income criteria.

How current is this Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) information?

No figure we hold for the Bank of America Visa® Commercial Credit Card (midsize business/commercial program) has been checked against a published document yet, so we show no check date. We could not verify, so we do not print: annual fee, foreign transaction fee, purchase APR, earn rates and welcome offer. Check them with Bank of America. Everything on this page comes from what we hold in our catalogue; confirm the fee, offer and terms with Bank of America before you apply.