Control company spending without slowing your team down.
Cards for every role
Issue cards to team members and keep each person's business spending separate and visible.
Clear spending controls
Set card allocations and limits so every purchase stays within the amount your business has approved.
Secure card details
Protect card details behind authenticated access, with supported cards secured by 3D Secure.
Real-time visibility
See authorisations, completed purchases, reversals, refunds, and declines in one activity trail.
Cleaner reconciliation
Connect card activity with the same business records and approval history used across your workspace.
Spend only what is available
Prefunded cards spend only loaded funds, while business-balance cards are checked against current available funds.
The right card for every way your team spends.
Pick a physical card for in-person purchases or a virtual card for online spend. Funding is always clear before you issue.
Verve
A physical naira card for everyday business spending. Purchases draw from your available business balance, within the controls you set.
- Physical card
- Spends from business balance
- Team spending controls
Mastercard
Choose a physical card or issue a virtual card. Load funds from your business balance before spending worldwide.
- ₦2.5 million per local transaction
- $10,000 international monthly limit
- 3D Secure · Google Pay · Apple Pay
Visa
A virtual card for online and international spending. Load only the amount you want available on the card.
- Virtual card
- $100,000 annual spending limit
- 3D Secure · Google Pay · Apple Pay
Questions about business cards
Everything about physical and virtual cards, funding, security, and wallets.
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