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When a trusted card route suddenly stops working, it can throw your whole payment setup off balance. This guide explains what to do if your preferred points card is no longer accepted, how to protect rewards and cashflow using Visa or Mastercard, and how Bluechain’s partnership with Visa helps you build a more stable, long-term way to pay suppliers and HMRC.

A practical guide for UK businesses that want to use a credit card to pay suppliers who do not accept cards. See how the flow works, what bills you can pay, how to weigh costs against value, and easy ways to maximise up to 86 days of headroom with Bluechain.

Late customer payments don’t have to stall your business. Use Bluechain to pay any supplier by credit card, stay on time or early with your essential bill payments, unlock up to 56 days of headroom, and turn everyday bills into rewards.

Paying suppliers by credit card can be a smarter way to manage cashflow, with up to 86 days before you settle, plus rewards, better on time payments, early payment discounts, simpler short term financing, improved business credit, and lower fraud risk. Bluechain makes it easy even when suppliers do not accept cards.

Household costs always peak in autumn - from school fees and insurance renewals to energy bills. Here’s what UK families are facing in 2025, and how Bluechain helps them spread costs, earn rewards, and stay in control.

Energy bills in the UK are expected to rise by 5-10% this autumn. Find out what’s driving the increase and how Bluechain can help you manage payments responsibly and ease the seasonal squeeze.

Want to build or repair your credit score in the UK? The answer may be hidden in something you already do: Paying household bills. Here’s how Bluechain could make it work for you.

Paying household bills is part of life in the UK, but the way you pay them can make a big difference. Discover why using Bluechain with your Visa or Mastercard is the smartest way to pay for council tax, energy, childcare, rent, or insurance.

Bluechain has partnered with Visa to modernise B2B payments in the UK, giving businesses the ability to pay any supplier by Visa card while enjoying real-time visibility, end-to-end control, and enhanced cashflow flexibility. The partnership will particularly benefit traditionally underserved sectors such as construction, freight, hospitality, and wholesale distribution.