Virtual Card stories
Users in more than 75 countries can now approve AI-made purchases without handing assistants ongoing access to funds or card details.
Fleet operators across Asia Pacific could cut reconciliation work as a new network unifies fuel, toll and parking payments for one account.
Canadian and US corporate card clients can now manage virtual payments inside existing finance software, reducing manual work and improving control.
Digital delivery will now handle virtual card details in more than 100 countries as hotels move off fax, lifting completion rates.
Companies can now control meals, car hire and rideshare costs better as American Express broadens virtual card use for US business travellers.
It aims to cut manual work for travel and finance teams as new dashboards, approval tools and disruption alerts roll out in stages.
Customers could gain more choice over travel, payments and expense tools as Emburse adds new partners and broadens its Mastercard tie-up.
Travel managers will get real-time programme visibility and travellers more self-service options as Amex GBT broadens AI across its products.
Businesses will get tighter spend limits and transaction checks as Mastercard rolls out new virtual card controls, with Citi first to go live globally.
European suppliers could be paid faster as JAGGAER links approved purchase orders to virtual cards, cutting invoice delays and manual reconciliation.
Businesses can now use eligible virtual cards for tap-to-pay at shops, hotels and vendor sites, without issuing a physical card or extra app.
Businesses in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia will be able to settle supplier bills inside existing finance systems, cutting manual processing.
Businesses can now cut payment complexity in the US as Nium extends its card programme to local issuance and just-in-time funding.
US shoppers can now spend crypto and other holdings in dollars, with Krak's new card offering up to 2% cashback and real-time conversion.
Small businesses can now use Square Credit Card to cover vendor bills, with 3% cash back on Bill Pay transactions and broader access.
The move gives select US businesses tighter control over employee and travel spending without relying on reimbursements to personal cards.
Users in more than 100 countries can now spend USDT or USDC through a virtual Visa card as Cashi begins its public beta.
Travel managers could cut front-desk payment failures as virtual card details are verified before travellers arrive, reducing support and reconciliation work.
Travel managers can now compare hotel payment reliability after Conferma introduced a monthly scorecard based on actual virtual card transactions.
Approved AI agents can now create controlled virtual cards for company spending, targeting procurement, travel and advertising workflows.
