Overview
A customer must reach the product’s
required_level (usually verified) to receive a card.
Browse the card product catalog to see available products, their limits and fees.Step 1: Browse card products
Start by consulting the catalog to find the right product for your use case:required_level, limits with and without KYC (max_balance, max_reload, spend_limit_monthly, spend_limit_monthly_without_kyc, max_card_per_user, max_card_per_user_without_kyc), features (google_pay, apple_pay, atm_available, addons), initial load requirements (initial_load.required, initial_load.min, initial_load.max) and fees (creation_fee, reload_fee, etc.).
Step 2: Create a customer
verification_level: basic.
Step 3: Get the KYC verification link
verification_url — redirect your customer there. You can call this endpoint again at any time to get the link back, or a new one if it expired.
Step 4: Wait for KYC approval
Listen for thekyc.approved webhook, or check the status endpoint:
verification_level: verified.
Step 5: Create a card
Pick a card product fromGET /cards/products and create the card with its code:
amount is the initial load. It is required when the product has initial_load.required: true, within its min and max.
Step 6: Card activated
The card is issued asynchronously. You receive acard.activated webhook when it is ready, or card.creation_failed if it could not be issued — in that case total_charged is refunded to the same cards_visa or cards_mastercard balance.
Once the card is active, get its number, CVV and expiry from your server:
Step 7: Top up the card
card.topup.completed, or card.topup.failed with a refund. See Top Up a Card.