Float: Designed for Canadian Entities

Localized accounting automations, innovative financial services and industry-leading support that understands your business.

Built for Canadian compliance, with automations for Canadian tax codes, merchants and more

High-yield accounts with 4% interest on your balance

All-Canadian support team with response times
<2 minutes

Trusted by 1,000s of leading Canadian companies.†

Compare Float vs Ramp

Virtual and physical cards, in CAD and USD*
Individual card limits and controls
4% interest on CAD and USD cash balance
Instant balance top-ups with Interac e-Transfer
Automate receipt capture and matching
Canadian accounting automations, including localized tax codes
Purpose built for Canadian companies by Canadians

*For Professional plan members. Essential members get unlimited virtual cards and 5 physical cards.

Why choose Float over Ramp?

Canada’s smartest corporate card

Spend, track, approve, and reconcile your CAD and USD expenses. Float’s cards are issued in Canada with higher acceptance rates than international solutions.

Canadian accounting & tax integrations

Float integrates with Canadian QBO, Xero, Netsuite and more, while supporting local tax coding and merchants.

Competitive earnings

Earn 4% interest on both CAD and USD cash balances sitting with Float.

Save 7% of your total spend

Float is the only platform that helps companies save 7% of their total spend from time savings at month-end to productivity gains across the company and earnings that are anything but a bank.

Enjoy 1% cashback on card spend, 4% interest on cash balances, and lower FX fees.

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Purpose Built for Canadian Businesses

We are on a mission to simplify spending for Canadian businesses and teams.

Float is built by Canadians for Canadians focusing on deep tax, accounting integration, OCR accuracy, french support, and compliance localization needs of the Canadian SMBs.

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Why Blue J chose Float’s smart corporate cards

“Before Float, we didn’t have clear visibility over our financials until month end rolled around. I recall getting these big Visa statements with all these charges and it was incredibly difficult to keep track of.”

Suzanne Gratch
VP Finance