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Your team shares one corporate card. Finance finds out about overages at month end

Plan a virtual card per employee, vendor, or campaign. Confirm issuer, network, eligibility, controls, funding, transaction events, and wallet support before rollout.

Partner-issuedSpending controlsStatus oversight
Virtual Card
Marketing · Q4
4321 · 9180 · 0027 · 6642
Expires
12/27
CVV
•••
Issuer
Gruv
Spend Controlsv2 · enforced
Merchant category
Software · SaaS only
Per-transaction
$2,500 max
Expires
In 14 days · auto
Spent
$4,820
Remaining
$5,180

Where shared cards create blind spots.

Shared Physical Cards

Without on-demand issuance, five people share one corporate card. Procurement slows. Reimbursements stack up.

No Per-User Controls

Shared cards have no per-user limits, no merchant restrictions, and no transaction-level budget enforcement.

Manual Expense Matching

Matching receipts to statements drains time from finance every month-end, especially when receipts are missing.

Spend Appears After the Fact

Budget owners find out about overages when the statement closes. By then it is too late.

FX Conversion Surprises

International purchases on domestic cards trigger dynamic conversion fees and unfavorable rates.

Reconciliation Overhead

Allocating shared card transactions across departments and projects is manual work every month.

Gruv Solution

Plan virtual cards around control

Create a card per employee, vendor, or ad campaign. Set budgets, merchant locks, and expiry dates. See every transaction live.

Fast Issuance

Submit an approved card request and track its requested, under-review, active, frozen, or closed status.

Per-Card Budgets

Set spending limits by amount, frequency, merchant category, or date range. Declines happen at the point of sale, not after.

Live Transaction Feed

See every auth, decline, and settlement as it happens. Webhooks and dashboard, real time.

Competitive FX

International purchases settle at competitive rates. No dynamic conversion fee surprises.

Card-to-Project Mapping

Each card maps to a team, project, or vendor. Month-end close gets simpler.

Merchant Locks

Lock a card to specific vendors or merchant categories. "AWS only" or "travel only."

Capabilities

Card Controls

Merchant Lock

Restrict to specific vendors: "AWS only" or "Hilton only."

Budget Caps

Hard daily, weekly, or monthly spend limits. Declines happen at the register.

Auto-Expiry

Cards self-expire after a date you set. Perfect for one-off trips.

Apple Pay and Google Pay

Offer wallet provisioning only where the approved issuer, network, device, and program support it.

How it works

Issuing Flow

Before vs after Gruv

Virtual cards as a payout method

Most card programs target spend management. Gruv adds partner-issued cards as a payout destination, alongside bank transfer, wallet, and crypto.

Without Gruv
With Gruv
Issuance trigger
An admin creates cards in a separate spend management tool.
Cards issue as part of the payout flow when the corridor calls for it.
Limits and validity
Cards inherit a blanket policy from the spend program.
Per-payout limits, expiration, and merchant category carry on each card.
Reconciliation
Card spend reports reconciled separately from payout intent.
Each card ties back to the originating payout. One audit line.
Failure handling
Declined card transactions surface days later in reports.
Declines feed back into the payout workflow for fallback or reissue.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many virtual cards can we issue?+
Limits depend on program configuration. Most setups support issuing cards per vendor, subscription, project, or employee.
Can employees add virtual cards to Apple Pay?+
Wallet provisioning depends on region and program. Confirm Apple Pay and Google Pay availability during evaluation.
How quickly can we issue a new card?+
Minutes. Once your program is enabled, cards provision via API or dashboard with controls applied at creation.

Next step

See where Gruv fits

Tell us what you are trying to do, where it needs to work, and how your team handles it today.

Contact the team