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Mulbi · Virtual Card Issuing

Virtual Prepaid
Cards for Business

Add supported virtual prepaid cards to your digital product offering without physical card logistics. Use Mulbi for ecommerce, payouts, rewards and other eligible business distribution workflows.

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Virtual Prepaid Cards for Digital Business

Use supported virtual prepaid cards across different digital distribution models, depending on your business and the selected product.

Online Store

E-commerce

Add eligible virtual prepaid cards to your online store or digital product catalogue.

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Payout

Digital Payouts

Distribute value digitally to customers, partners, platform users or other eligible recipients.

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Reward

Rewards & Incentives

Use virtual prepaid cards for employee recognition, customer loyalty and partner incentive programs.

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Platform

Digital Platforms

Integrate eligible virtual card products into marketplaces, fintech products and other customer-facing platforms.

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Order and Distribute Virtual Cards at Scale

Access supported virtual prepaid cards through direct business ordering or connect card distribution to your own platform through the Mulbi API. Keep the customer experience inside your website or application while automating the ordering workflow behind it.

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Direct Ordering

Order supported virtual card products through a B2B-focused workflow.

02

Bulk Distribution

Distribute virtual cards across larger customer, employee, partner or recipient groups.

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API Integration

Connect eligible card ordering to your ecommerce store, rewards platform or business system.

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Digital Delivery

Deliver supported virtual card products without physical production, packaging or shipping.

Virtual Prepaid Cards

Add Virtual Prepaid Cards to Your Digital Offering

Access supported virtual card products for ecommerce, payouts, rewards and other eligible business workflows.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Virtual Prepaid Cards

Quick answers about how Mulbi virtual prepaid cards work for your business.

What is a virtual prepaid card?

A virtual prepaid card is a digitally delivered payment card associated with a predefined or supported amount and designed for eligible electronic payment use cases.

Can businesses order virtual prepaid cards through Mulbi?

Mulbi provides businesses with access to supported virtual prepaid card products. Availability and ordering conditions depend on the specific product, market and business setup.

Can virtual prepaid cards be bought in bulk?

Eligible virtual card products can support B2B distribution scenarios where businesses need to order or distribute cards across multiple recipients.

Does Mulbi provide a virtual card API?

Mulbi provides API integration for supported digital products, including eligible virtual prepaid card workflows.

Can virtual prepaid cards be used for ecommerce?

Eligible virtual prepaid card products can be added to supported ecommerce distribution models.

Can virtual prepaid cards be used for payouts and rewards?

Supported products can be used in eligible payout, employee reward, customer incentive and promotional scenarios.

Can virtual prepaid cards be used internationally?

Supported markets and usage conditions vary by card product.

What currencies and denominations are available?

Available currencies and denominations depend on the specific virtual prepaid card product and market.

Do users receive a physical card?

Virtual prepaid cards are digitally delivered and generally do not require physical card fulfilment.

How do I get started?

Tell the Mulbi team about your business model, target markets, expected volume and intended use case.