Employee virtual cards
Issue each employee a Visa card in their own name. Set role-based spending limits, route larger charges through manager review, and see every transaction in one dashboard.
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Sharing one company card with the whole team.
A single shared card means no individual accountability and no way to scope what each person can spend.
- No name on the spend. Charges are not tied to a person. Tracing who bought what is a month-end chore.
- One limit for everyone. A new hire and a director share the same ceiling, or there is no ceiling at all.
- Offboarding is messy. When someone leaves, you cancel the shared card and disrupt everyone else.
Each employee gets a card in their own name.
An employee card is a Visa card issued to a named person, with a limit that matches their role.
- Named cards. Each card carries the employee's name, up to 26 characters, so every charge maps to a person.
- Role-based limits. Give a director a higher limit than a new hire. Set the cap that fits the role.
- Manager review. Route charges through a review workflow, with a reviewer assigned and an audit log on each one.
- Clean offboarding. When an employee leaves, cancel just their card. Everyone else keeps spending.
How to give an employee a spending card.
- 01
Add the employee as a payee.
Enter their name and an email or phone number so they can receive the card.
- 02
Create an employee card.
Set the spending limit for their role and choose virtual or physical.
- 03
Send the card.
The employee receives a secure link by email with instructions to access and use the card.
- 04
Review and report.
Assign reviewers, collect receipts, and export spend by employee for accounting.
Every employee's spend, by name.
See each person's card, limit, and charges as they post. Issue, review, or cancel any card from the same screen.

Live dashboard
Spend by employee, pending and declined charges, assigned reviewers, and a full audit log.

Issue an employee card in minutes
Pick the employee, set the role limit, and send a secure link by email.
What you can set on an employee card.
ControlWhat you setWhy it matters
Cardholder name
Up to 26 charactersEvery charge maps to a named person.
Spending limit
By roleA director and a new hire can carry different ceilings.
Reviewer
Per transactionLarger charges route through a manager with an audit log.
Merchant or time limits
OptionalScope the card to the categories or window the role needs.
Cancel
On offboardingCancel one employee's card without touching anyone else's.
Three ways teams use employee cards.
- New hire
A starter card with a modest limit. As the employee takes on more, raise the cap from the dashboard.
- Field team
Each technician carries a named card scoped to fuel and supplies, with receipts attached to every charge.
- Manager approval
Charges above a threshold route to the manager for review before they are marked approved.
Related setups: remote employee cards, department budgets, and expense cards.
Related reading: Issue a card per employee. Set the limit. Control every dollar.
Common questions.
What is an employee virtual card?
It is a Visa card issued to a named employee for business spending. Each card carries its own limit and ties every charge to that person.
Can I print the employee's name on the card?
Yes. The cardholder name is printed on the card face, up to 26 characters.
Can a manager approve transactions?
Yes. You can assign a reviewer to transactions and route charges through a review workflow, with an audit log on each one.
Can I set different limits for different roles?
Yes. Each card carries its own spending limit, so a director and a new hire can have different ceilings.
What happens when an employee leaves?
Cancel that employee's card from the dashboard. Future charges on it stop clearing, and no one else's card is affected.
Related setups.
- Card types
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Visa virtual card
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Issue the first one this afternoon.
Employee virtual cards take about a minute each: pick the type, set the limit, add the restrictions, send it.








