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Corporate card overview

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A Corporate Card gives your team flexible access to company funds — with smart controls that reset automatically.

Unlike a Pre-Approval Card, which has a one-time approved amount, a Corporate Card works on spending cycles. You can set limits that reset daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly, keeping your budgets on track without extra admin work.

You’ll also have the option to control how much can be spent in a single transaction — perfect for managing ongoing expenses responsibly.


How it Works

When you issue a Corporate Card, you decide how much the cardholder can spend within a given cycle.

Here’s what to know:

  • Each card has a spend limit that resets automatically based on your chosen cycle (daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly).

  • You can also set a maximum spend per transaction to prevent large or unplanned purchases.

  • All spending is debited directly from your company wallet, ensuring real-time visibility and control.

Think of it as setting flexible, recurring budgets — ideal for teams that handle continuous expenses like travel, office supplies, or subscriptions.


How it’s Different from a Pre-Approval Card

Feature

Corporate Card

Pre-Approval Card

Limit Type

Recurring limit that resets on a chosen cycle

Fixed spend amount approved

Duration

Resets daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly

No reset — funds remain until used

Funding Source

Linked to wallet with recurring limits

Draws directly from wallet balance

Adjustments

Limits refresh automatically based on cycle

Spend approvals can be added or removed anytime

Ideal For

Ongoing and recurring expenses

One-off purchases or specific projects


Example in Action

Your marketing team has regular ad spend across multiple platforms.

Instead of manually approving funds each time, you can issue a Corporate Card with a monthly limit. The limit resets automatically every month, keeping spend predictable and freeing up time for your finance team.

You can also set per-transaction limits to prevent overspending on any single campaign.

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