What is the difference between fraud protection for personal accounts and fraud protection for business accounts?

Fraud protection for personal accounts and business accounts may differ in terms of the specific protections and features offered by banks or credit card issuers. Generally, fraud protection for business accounts may involve additional security measures and may be tailored to the needs of the specific business. For example, a business may be able to set up multiple users with different levels of access and authorization to minimize the risk of unauthorized charges. Additionally, some banks or credit card issuers may offer specialized reporting and monitoring tools to help businesses identify and prevent fraudulent charges. However, both personal and business accounts typically involve similar procedures for reporting and disputing fraudulent charges.