Find and support businesses in your community

Whether it is helping businesses impacted by wildfires, hurricanes, or other natural disasters, or identifying a place that accepts Visa credit or debit cards, we believe in using the power of Visa’s network to help support communities.

Use Visa’s Business search tool below to find and support businesses that have processed a Visa transaction in the past 24 hours.

Please note: Locator results help identify businesses that have recently processed a Visa transaction and are: (i) for informational purposes only; (ii) provided “as is”; and (iii) without any warranty or representation of any kind or any assurances that such businesses are open.

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If you are a business that’s open and accepting Visa transactions and not in this directory, let us know. Email your business name, street address, city and state, and business website, if available, to BacktoBusiness@Visa.com. Once we are able to verify the business meets Back to Business eligibility, we’ll work to get that business added.

Please note: All the information in this tool, which lists businesses identified by Visa to have recently accepted a Visa transaction, is provided “as is” and without any warranty or representation of any kind or any assurances that such businesses are open. For the small businesses, the information has been filtered for small businesses based on official Government tables (Small Business Administration or SBA guidelines) and users should communicate directly with merchants to verify accuracy. Results returned by this table are not to be considered an exhaustive list of merchants capable of providing services to an affected area and that other merchants may be in operation and serving an affected area. This tool is for informational purposes only, and does not imply endorsement or affiliation of any merchant by Visa. Visa assumes no liability or responsibility for (i) any errors or omissions in the content, or (ii) claims that may result from reliance by a user on such information.

Looking for more information about recovery resources?

Here are some other resources you might find useful:

• Alaska Floods SBA Disaster Assistance
• Texas Floods SBA Disaster Assistance
• California Wildfires SBA Disaster Assistance
• U.S. Small Business Administration
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Small businesses often need more help

While Visa’s Business search tool helps identify all types of businesses that may be open, it was designed to focus on assisting small local businesses and communities prepare for, survive, and recover from natural disasters.

History of the project

Visa Back to Business was initially a small business recovery project that Visa launched after speaking with a small business owner in Houston, who was desperate to rebuild their business after Hurricane Harvey.