Card Issuing
Card issuing is creating and managing payment card accounts and credentials for cardholders.
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Card programs, virtual cards, spend controls, and issuing-processor terminology.
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Card issuing is creating and managing payment card accounts and credentials for cardholders.
Read full definitionA card program is a branded portfolio of cards issued under defined products, controls, and network licenses.
Read full definitionCard program compliance is adherence to network, sponsor-bank, and legal requirements for an issuing program.
Read full definitionA card program manager operates day-to-day card program functions with a sponsoring issuer.
Read full definitionA cardholder agreement is the contract between issuer and cardholder governing use, fees, and liability.
Read full definitionA commercial card program issues cards to employees or departments for business spend.
Read full definitionInterchange revenue is income issuers earn from interchange fees on card transactions.
Read full definitionAn issuing processor provides technical authorization, clearing, and card-management systems for issuers.
Read full definitionJust-in-time funding loads value onto a card or balance at the moment of authorization.
Read full definitionPrefunding places money with the issuer/program before card spend is allowed.
Read full definitionSpend controls are rules that limit where, when, and how much a card can spend.
Read full definitionToken provisioning creates a network or device payment token that substitutes for the PAN.
Read full definitionA virtual card program issues card numbers for online or single-use spend without a physical card.
Read full definitionWallet provisioning adds a card credential into a digital wallet such as Apple Pay or Google Pay.
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