What Happens to Your Brex (Business) Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Card type
Corporate charge cards
Action
Notify Brex immediately
Balance
Settle outstanding charges
Step-by-Step Guide
Notify Brex immediately
Contact Brex immediately to freeze corporate cards and prevent unauthorized charges. Brex cards are charge cards — the full balance is due.
Settle outstanding balance
Work with Brex to settle any outstanding charges. Provide death certificate and business succession documentation.
Transfer business account access
If the business continues, transfer admin access to the successor. If closing, cancel all cards and close the account.
Document Now Checklist
- Brex account and business name
- Outstanding card balance
- Number of active cards issued
- Business successor information
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