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A business bank account is used for the income and outgoings connected with the business you run. It can be used by anyone who wants to keep their business finances separate from their personal current account bank account.

Business credit cards can be a useful way of keeping track of your company's spending, paying for expenses and having access to short-term credit if needed. Similar to the way you would use a personal credit card, business credit cards allow you to spend now and pay off the money you spend later.

But if you don’t pay off the balance in full each month, you will usually be charged interest. The credit limit amount available will be based on the business' status and accounts.

A business loan is different from a personal loan in that you will need to provide information about your business, its turnover and its profit.

Business loans can be short term or long term, but all involve paying a set amount of interest on a lump sum borrowing amount.

Different loans are available for different circumstances, so it helps to have a clear idea of exactly what you need the money for before you compare business finance loans.

Payment providers help your business to accept payments from customers online and in-person. The majority do this through credit and debit cards, but some will also offer alternative payment methods such as open banking and buy now pay later.

Examples of payment providers on Statement include Barclaycard, Worldpay, Tyl by Natwest and Teya.