OSL Business Cards
Corporate Cards Backed by Stablecoins
Corporate cards with spend controls, expense management and procurement.
Core capability
Built for global business spend
For Outbound Merchants & Ad Agencies
Run global ad spend on stablecoin-backed cards
Issue cards funded by stablecoin balances to pay ad platforms anywhere, instantly.
How OSL helps
For Web3 Companies
Manage SaaS, travel and expenses on one card program
Give every team member a card with built-in limits and instant reconciliation.
How OSL helps
For Fintechs & PSPs
Issue cards to your ecosystem partners
White-label card issuance for the suppliers and customers in your network.
How OSL helps
Regulated. Dedicated. Always on
Everything you need from an infrastructure partner
Build the Next Generation of Financial Infrastructure
Connect global payment networks, stablecoin ecosystems, and institutional-grade liquidity through one platform.
FAQs
OSL Business Cards is a planned corporate-spend proposition intended to connect approved business balances with controlled card payments. Stablecoin or multi-currency balances may be converted through the configured card-funding and settlement flow, reducing some manual prefunding across operating markets. The final funding model, card currency, conversion rate, fees, settlement process and treatment of fiat or digital asset balances depend on issuer, programme and legal-entity terms. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Cards is intended to support selected virtual, physical, single-use or bulk-issued cards for eligible employee, procurement and operational workflows. These are planned capabilities, not a commitment that every format will launch in every jurisdiction. Card type, cardholder eligibility, delivery, wallet support, merchant acceptance, currencies, transaction limits and replacement procedures will depend on the issuer, programme manager, customer profile and current product configuration. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Cards is planned to support controls such as user and card limits, merchant or category restrictions, geographic rules, approval workflows and role-based administration. These controls could help businesses manage global advertising, SaaS, procurement, travel and employee expenses. Final control depth, administrator permissions, real-time behaviour and exception handling depend on the card issuer, programme design, market and technical release available to the customer. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Cards is intended to provide transaction reporting, expense reconciliation and selected account safeguards or KYT monitoring for supported card activity. The product should not imply that card monitoring replaces a customer's expense policy, fraud review or accounting controls. Report formats, data fields, dispute handling, audit evidence, screening and responsibility allocation depend on the issuer, OSL entity, integration model and current programme terms. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Cards is not currently described as generally available, and no fixed launch date or market coverage should be published before product confirmation. Availability will depend on issuer partnerships, regulatory permissions, supported funding currencies, cardholder locations and customer eligibility. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding. Businesses should contact OSL to verify product status, legal entity, launch market, issuer terms, permitted use cases, pricing, controls and onboarding requirements.