Build a card. Then try to break it.
Set up a card the way you would in the product — type, limit, merchant groups, geography, active window — then run six test charges against it and watch which ones it turns away.
Card type
All three support virtual or physical issuance.
Cardholder name
Up to 26 characters, as printed on the card.
Format
Virtual cards are issued online; physical cards ship by USPS.
Spending limit
Charges above the cap can be blocked, based on your supported controls.
Merchant restrictions
Optional. Leave every group off for no merchant restriction.
Geographic restriction
Time restriction
- Funding source
- Operating wallet
- Billing address
- Your business
- Merchants
- 1 group(s)
- Geography
- United States
Authorisation test
Set your rules, then run the test charges to see which ones this card would take and which ones it would turn away.
Illustration only. Test charges are simulated in your browser to show how the controls combine; real authorisation outcomes depend on the supported controls on your account.
What you just configured is a real create-card form.
Card type, funding source, spending limit, limit interval, cardholder name, and three optional restriction categories — the same fields you fill in when you issue a card.
Restrictions are optional
Every restriction category starts at “no restriction.” You apply only what a given card needs — a vendor card might use merchant controls, a travel card a time window.
Rules live on the card
The limit and restrictions belong to the card itself, not to a policy document. Issue a card and the rules travel with it.
Cancel from the dashboard
Finished with a vendor or a project? Cancel that card from your dashboard. Your other cards keep working.
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