Business Tools · Banking
Debit and expense cards attached to the company account. The card is not a separate product — it follows the account we opened, in the company’s name.
Wise, Payoneer, Airwallex, Aspire, Revolut, Wio, and the Pakistani banks issue cards on the accounts we brief. Mercury and Brex cards exist only if those US accounts are approved — which we do not promise. We do not order a card before the account exists.
How we work
We open the business account the card will sit on.
We name the directors or employees who should hold a card.
The provider issues the card. They decide.
Business cards
These are debit and expense cards attached to an account in the company’s name. We do not issue a card without the underlying account. The card follows the same country and approval rules as the account.
The Wise Business debit card spends from the company’s multi-currency balances. It is the card we brief on most remote company files.
We brief this on 35 countries we form in, including United Kingdom, United States, and Estonia.
We open Wise Business in the company’s name, then order the card on that account. Wise decides.
Payoneer issues a card against the receiving account. Used by exporters and by companies waiting on, or unable to take, a native merchant account.
We brief this on 7 countries we form in, including United Kingdom, United States, and Estonia, and as a receiving account for Pakistani exporters.
We open the Payoneer account, then the card. Payoneer decides.
Airwallex issues expense cards on the business account for Hong Kong, Singapore, and similar companies.
We brief this on Hong Kong and Singapore companies.
We open the Airwallex account, then the cards for the people who should spend. Airwallex decides.
Aspire issues corporate cards on the Singapore business account for operating spend.
We brief this on Singapore companies.
We open Aspire on the Pte Ltd, then the cards. Aspire decides.
Revolut Business issues cards on the company account. The same board-residency rule as the account applies.
We brief this on Estonia companies.
We open Revolut Business where the board qualifies, then the cards. Revolut decides.
Mercury and Brex issue debit and charge cards on US company accounts. Residence restrictions on the account apply to the card. We do not promise either product to a Pakistani owner.
We brief this on United States companies.
We only order these cards after the US account is approved. The provider decides.
Wio issues a debit card on the UAE digital-bank account for licensed free-zone companies.
We brief this on United Arab Emirates companies.
We open Wio, then the card. Wio decides.
HBL, Meezan, MCB and peers issue debit cards on the Pakistani company current account. That is PKR operating spend, not a foreign multi-currency card.
We brief this on Pakistan companies.
We open the Pakistani business account, then the card at the same branch. The bank decides.
Provider lists are indicative. We confirm current availability during consultation. Official websites open in a new tab; Brikseka is not those companies, and we do not guarantee their approval.
No. The card is attached to an account in the company’s name. We open that account first.
Usually a debit or prepaid card on Wise, Payoneer, Airwallex, Aspire, Revolut, or Wio. Brex is a charge-card product and only if that US account is approved.
A Pakistani debit card spends from the PKR company account, subject to that bank’s and SBP’s rules. It is not a substitute for a Wise or Payoneer card on a foreign company.
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