The Future of Business Payments is Virtual Credit Cards
Tradeshift Go Virtual Credit Cards provide easy-to-use security, spend management, and reconciliation. Virtual credit cards will quickly become a standard for all businesses. In a world where fraud is more prevalent than ever and businesses struggle with credit card control and reconciliation, virtual cards are the answer.
Companies turn to Tradeshift Go as their virtual credit card solution to:
- Save effort and budget during reconciliation
- Gain visibility and tracking for all your card transactions
- You create secure payment streams to mitigate fraud occurrences
- Set spending limits and timelines
- Customized approval flows and automated accounting codes
Sign up for a virtual credit card
Secure, limited use cards.
Give your employees a card for a requested purchase in a few seconds. It’s virtual, so it can’t fall into the wrong hands.
Approval that comes first.
Unlike traditional commercial cards, every transaction on Go is pre-approved, by you. A virtual corporate credit card is only issued once you have approved.
Everything in one place.
See everything you’ve approved in one place. It’s like a credit card statement without the fine print. Easy.
Tradeshift Go relieves spend management headaches, providing The E-Commerce Accountants and its clients with:
- Visibility into every transaction
- Keep track of virtual card spend and trends over time
- Create alerts for when virtual card spend goes over set limits
For spend management, Tradeshift Go’s opportunities are endless. Some of our clients have various online stores and need to understand their spending habits for each one separately. Go makes that easy.
Christian Rivera
Founder, The E-Commerce Accountants
Deploy a single business credit card for the whole company
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