KezaroPay Cards
A card for each job. A clear view of every balance.
KezaroPay Cards organizes virtual cards, Billing Profiles, spending controls and physical-card workflows. Explore how they work together before live issuing and funding become available.
Start with the Cards account
The product’s initial funding rule is cumulative: card use switches on after $300 has been funded in total. The full amount belongs in the Cards balance. It is not a fee, a held reserve, collateral or a permanent minimum balance.
Once the initial threshold is reached, spending or withdrawing below $300 does not switch card use off. Funding actions in this release are simulations; do not transfer crypto to a sample address or QR code.
Organize virtual cards around a purpose
A virtual card is a card record you manage without a physical card in your hand. The workspace lets you label cards for advertising, software, recurring subscriptions and other business use cases.
Review card status, spending limits and activity together. Shared-balance cards draw from the Cards account; dedicated budgets are tracked separately so that allocated money is not counted twice.
Keep billing details connected
Assign a Billing Profile to a card to keep the cardholder or business name and address together. Existing profile changes affect the cards assigned to that profile.
The initial funding rule also gates card-detail access, billing edits, wallet actions and physical-card activation. Creating a profile or exploring a screen does not establish that a real issuer has created a card.
Explore wallets and a physical card
Wallet screens and the physical-card order flow extend the card-management experience beyond an online card record. They show setup, status and control steps inside the same workspace.
Wallet provisioning, physical fulfillment and card-network acceptance require live provider connections. The current workflow does not provision a payment credential to a phone or ship a card.
Understand withdrawals before confirming
The withdrawal workflow separates the source balance, destination, transfer fee and recipient amount. Crypto, bank-transfer and named transfer-service options illustrate the intended routes; their presence is not proof of a connected payout service.
Cards funds and merchant Payments funds remain separate. Read the transaction summary and the release state before taking an action.