Cards with a purpose
Organize cards around the way your business works. View their details and status in one place.
Virtual cards for everyday business spending
From a single virtual card to your entire team’s spending. Bring clarity to advertising, subscriptions and business payments, wherever your ideas take you.
Made for the way business moves
More than a way to pay
Bring cards, teams and spending into one workspace. Less time untangling payments. More room to move forward.
Explore virtual cardsOrganize cards around the way your business works. View their details and status in one place.
Define access through accounts and roles, so each teammate works within their assigned permissions.
Set limits where supported by your card product, and align spending capacity with business needs.
Follow transactions and business orders. Distinguish pending, successful and failed outcomes when reviewing spending.
Two ways to manage cards
Choose a virtual card that fits how you organize funds and spending limits, from a single project to multiple cards.
Explore card managementAssign a dedicated card to a project or payment purpose, so each card’s spending is easier to review.
Review each card’s balance separately and top up using the methods supported by its product.
Link multiple cards to a shared account while managing card limits separately, combining central funding with everyday use.
One linked account, separate card limits
Check both the card limit and account funds before paying. Changing a limit does not add funds to the account.
Balance, limit and operation rules depend on the card product shown in your account. A shared card’s limit is different from the funds available in its shared account.
Built around real work
From everyday subscriptions to team operations, give every use case a clearer payment workflow.
Arrange cards by project or purpose and separate advertising expenses across your business, making them easier to review.
Organize spending on software and AI tools. Assign cards by purpose so subscription payments are easier to trace.
Organize cards for platform services and operational tools, then review the related spending in one workspace.
From cloud infrastructure to developer tools, organize service spending by project so everyone understands its purpose.
These are examples of common uses. Acceptance, currencies and fees depend on your card product and the merchant’s rules.
Explore the use casesA considered start
Understand your needs, then choose the right card product.
Register in the client and complete the required account verification and information.
Review supported currencies, usage, fees and limits before requesting a card.
Arrange cards by purpose and follow orders and transactions in your workspace.
Clarity is part of control
Account access, team permissions and transaction status each have a role. See what matters and work within the rules.
Sign-in and sensitive actions follow the client’s identity verification requirements.
Access is managed through roles and account ownership.
Follow the actual outcome, with a clear distinction between accepted and completed.
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Read the full guideThis site presents common uses such as advertising, software subscriptions, commerce operations and cloud services. Support varies by card product. Review the product information in the client and the merchant’s payment rules to confirm suitability.
Use Get started to access the client, register and complete the required verification. Then follow the relevant card product instructions. Requirements, fees, limits and processing times are shown in the client.
Currencies, card issuance, funding and transaction fees depend on the card product and your account configuration. Review the fee details before submitting an action. This site does not promise a single fee or exchange rate.
Individual and shared cards use different account and limit models. Shared cards are linked to a shared account, and a card limit is not the same as account funds. Choose based on the product information and your account permissions.
Acceptance and completion are different states. Follow the original order in the client and avoid submitting it again while the outcome is uncertain. If you need help, keep the business order reference and contact a verified official support channel.
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Clearer cards and spending management for every step your business takes.