The issuing funding account receives merchant funds and provides the funding source for card creation, card top-ups, and transaction management. Before creating a card or adding balance to a card, merchants usually need to make sure the issuing funding account has enough available balance.
Funds in the issuing funding account are usually used to:
Current live card products use USD as the billing and settlement currency. Future product lines are expected to support corresponding local settlement currencies. The actual account structure, funding method, and available capabilities depend on the account configuration and Dashboard display.
Current card products use a prepaid funding model. Card creation, top-ups, and later spending usually depend on the available balance in the issuing funding account.
Before the following scenarios, confirm that the issuing funding account has enough available balance:
Merchants usually fund the issuing account through the following flow:
Arrival time may be affected by bank processing, payment routes, review processes, holidays, and other factors. Follow the actual processing result.
In addition to standard bank transfer funding, some merchants may be able to fund the issuing account through the following methods. Availability depends on the account configuration, enabled business capabilities, and the options shown in the Dashboard:
When using an alternative funding method, confirm the funding account, destination account, funding currency, and available balance to avoid crediting the wrong account or currency account.
After funds arrive, verify the account balance before creating cards or topping up cards. Usually, check whether:
Choose an issuing solution
Before creating cards, choose the right card product for your business scenario so funding, card creation, and card management run smoothly.
Create cardholders
Create the cardholder associated with a card before creating the card, and complete the required information and status checks.