Stripe Issuing is now open to all US businesses

Stripe Issuing is now open to all US businesses

  • May 6, 2020
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Stripe Issuing is now open to all US businesses

Stripe Issuing is an API that allows you to create and control virtual and physical cards. Today, we’re opening access to all businesses in the US, so you can sign up and start creating cards instantly. Now, any US business can instantly launch a commercial card program, right from their Dashboard, at no cost to get started.

And Issuing comes packed with capabilities that ensure that any business—from a new startup to a tech giant—can build flexible cards with our APIs. NewOn-demand branded cards You can now get customized cards in your hands in two business days. Just select a card design in the Dashboard, upload your logo, and place new orders at any time.

We’ll handle the card production, printing, and shipping.

Source: stripe.com

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