November 30th, 2022 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET
How To Actually Build a Card Program
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November 30th, 2022 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET
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Single use and merchant-locked cards for extra security.
Build new, scalable revenue streams through commercial interchange.
Leverage card metadata to streamline financial reconciliation and payment ops.
ON-DEMAND
Until now, companies had two options for building these types of programs: either use a turnkey offering that covered a narrow set of use cases, or a completely customized offering that requires a high upfront investment of time, money, and engineering resources.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Our API is composable, extensible, and built to give you maximum product flexibility. See for yourself, it’s all in our Documentation.
Virtual, physical, and digital wallet cards
Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay support
Consumer and Commercial cards
Prepaid, debit, and credit cards
Just-In-Time funding
Real-time client-side payment authorization
Single-use and merchant-locked cards
BIN sponsorship
Card printing and fulfillment
KYC verification
PCI compliance out-of-the-box
Fraud monitoring
Dispute management
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