- HQ
- Singapore
- Fee
- Account often free

Australian business credit cards with no personal guarantee.
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Five questions
Is it a bank?
No. Archa is not a bank. Your money sits with Archa Limited (card issuer).
If it fails?
Not a deposit product — no FCS
Salary?
Not listed. An IBAN or sort code is not automatically a salary account.
Open from abroad?
Residency and KYC are gated. An App Store listing is not proof you can onboard.
Monthly fee
Subscription + interest-free periods on the card
Account number
No IBAN-class local rail on this file.
Licence first · score second
6.9
/10 · Mixed
Do not list Archa next to Up as a bank. List it next to Ramp as spend. The no-PG Mastercard is the review.
Archa issues business credit cards and spend software in Australia. It is not an ADI. The Financial Claims Scheme does not apply. Founders search for it under ‘business banking’ anyway, so it lives in this vertical with that warning on the card.
Best for: Australian operators who want a company card without a director guarantee.
Last checked 2026-08-01. Not advice.
Who holds the money
Licence first
Not a deposit product — no FCS
Who holds the money: Archa Limited (card issuer)
No dated notes yet. When the licence, fees, or status moves, it lands here.
Straight answers
Archa is filed as Credit / spend platform (not an ADI). The named regulator is ASIC. Still read the entity on the statement before you send money.
Archa is a spend and credit platform, not an ADI. There is no FCS deposit on this file.
The monthly fee on this file is Subscription + interest-free periods on the card. Fees change — open the operator's pricing page if it is linked.
No published user reviews yet. The NeoBankDB score still comes from licence, fees, and the product — not from an empty star average.