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How it works

From signup to first swipe.

Five steps. No phone calls, no paperwork. Here is exactly what happens between opening an account and handing someone a card.

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  1. 01Fund your wallet
  2. 02Choose a card type
  3. 03Set the rules
  4. 04Push it out
  5. 05Monitor every charge
Step 1 of 5

Fund your wallet

Add funds to a wallet from a connected bank account, from an outside bank, or from a blockchain wallet — by ACH or by wire. The wallet holds the balance until a card spends it, and you can run several side by side, one per entity, department, or client.

  • 01.1

    Fund from your bank, an outside bank, or a blockchain wallet

  • 01.2

    Choose ACH or wire, pick the wallet, and note what the money is for

  • 01.3

    Move money between wallets with a fund transfer, any time

Step 2 of 5

Choose a card type

Visa Card for vendors and project spend, Visa Employee Card for a named employee, Visa Gift Card for rewards and rebates. Each one issues limited or unlimited, virtual or physical, and carries the same restrictions.

  • 02.1

    A Visa Card issues under your billing address; gift and employee cards under the payee's or the employee's

  • 02.2

    Pick the funding source that is charged whenever the card is used

  • 02.3

    Name the cardholder in up to 26 characters, and add an internal label so it is findable later

Step 3 of 5

Set the rules

A spending limit and a limit interval — daily, monthly, or all time — are required. The three restriction categories are optional, and each one starts at no restriction: the card works anywhere, at any merchant, at any hour.

  • 03.1

    Geography: allow only the countries you name, and up to 20 named cities

  • 03.2

    Merchants: up to 20 merchant categories, or specific merchant names and merchant IDs

  • 03.3

    Time: up to three windows in the day, plus a date the card stops working

Step 4 of 5

Push it out

Virtual cards are issued the moment you create them, and the cardholder is emailed instructions for accessing the card. Physical cards take a shipping address and go out by USPS.

  • 04.1

    Virtual cards issue instantly, with nothing to ship

  • 04.2

    Physical cards take a shipping address; billing can reuse it

  • 04.3

    Standard is 9–13 business days at $12 in the United States; express is 1–3

Step 5 of 5

Monitor every charge

The dashboard opens on active cards, total spending, and what is pending or declined, with every charge in one filterable table and the categories broken out by wallet.

  • 05.1

    Every charge arrives with its merchant, category, wallet, cardholder, and last four

  • 05.2

    Assign a reviewer or set a review rule, and mark transactions reviewed

  • 05.3

    Filter any column, then export and share the statement

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Dashboard

Active Cards
2480%

from last month

Total Spending
$182,940+8.1%

from last month

Pending Transactions
17-3.2%

from last month

Declined Transactions
4-46%

from last month

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Transaction Categories

All Time
  • Software$62,199.60
  • Advertising$47,564.40
  • Travel$32,929.20
  • Supplies$23,782.20

Recent Transactions

DateNameAmount
All TimeAllSearch…
05/14/2026 12:16 PMAmazon Web Services$1,284.40
05/12/2026 09:40 AMMeta Ads$1,850.00
05/11/2026 07:16 AMDelta Air Lines$612.30
05/11/2026 07:11 AMUnknown merchant$429.00
05/10/2026 07:05 AMUSPS$144.00
Questions

Before you start.

Bank accounts, virtual against physical, issuing in bulk, and what happens to a card you cancel.

You connect a bank account to fund the wallet by ACH or wire. Once the wallet holds a balance, cards draw from it.

Yes — bulk issuance is designed for teams that need many cards, such as payroll or contractor payouts, and payees can be imported from Excel.

Still deciding? Ask us the awkward one — pricing, limits, or whether it fits how you already work.

Talk to the team

Five steps, and the first card is out the door.

Open the account, fund the wallet, and issue against it. Nothing above needs a call with anyone.

No charge to open an account, and no minimum. You fund the wallet with what you intend to spend, and cards draw from that.

  1. Fund your wallet

  2. Choose a card type

  3. Set the rules

  4. Push it out

  5. Monitor every charge

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