A Card for Every Store Cost
Ads, suppliers, shipping, apps and marketplace fees each get their own card with a limit. Spend is separated at the source, so your cost per channel needs no manual tagging.
Business cards for ecommerce: ads, suppliers and apps, separated
Run your store on virtual Visa cards: one for each ad account, one per supplier, one for every app and subscription. Set a limit per card, see every charge in real time, and earn cashback on what you already spend.
Built for high-volume spend
- cards issued
- 640,000+
- payments processed
- 9M+
- settled payment volume
- $240M+
Elibrium platform data, September 2026.
Pay Suppliers with Capped Cards
Give each supplier a card capped at the order value with an expiry date. The main balance stays out of reach, and a card can be blocked and reissued in seconds if its details leak.
Cashback on Ads and Stock
Earn up to 1.5% cashback on card payments, including ad spend and supplier orders. The rate depends on volume, average payment, share of US payments and decline rate.
Set up your store's cards today
Open an account as a US-registered business, fund it by ACH or wire, and issue cards for ads, suppliers and apps as soon as verification is complete.
The card setup Shopify and marketplace sellers need
One card per Shopify app and subscription, one per ad account, one per supplier, and a single real-time view over all of it, whether you sell on Amazon, Shopify or your own store.
A Card for Every App Subscription
Give each Shopify app, email tool, analytics plan and hosting account its own card with a monthly limit. Stop a tool by freezing its card.
Ad Accounts on Separate Cards
Meta, Google and TikTok each charge their own card with its own limit, so one platform cannot overrun the store's ad budget.
Recurring Payments Under Control
Subscriptions, marketplace fees and repeat supplier orders renew on cards with limits and expiry dates. Every renewal shows in real time.
Cards for Your Store Team
Issue cards to ops, marketing and support staff with role-based permissions and limits, and keep the full picture in one account.
A Card for Every App Subscription
Give each Shopify app, email tool, analytics plan and hosting account its own card with a monthly limit. Stop a tool by freezing its card.
Ad Accounts on Separate Cards
Meta, Google and TikTok each charge their own card with its own limit, so one platform cannot overrun the store's ad budget.
Recurring Payments Under Control
Subscriptions, marketplace fees and repeat supplier orders renew on cards with limits and expiry dates. Every renewal shows in real time.
Cards for Your Store Team
Issue cards to ops, marketing and support staff with role-based permissions and limits, and keep the full picture in one account.
Grow the store, not the admin
Add suppliers, apps and ad accounts as you scale and give each one a card in seconds, from the dashboard or through the REST API, limits included.
Customer results
19,000+ cards and $16.7M+ in settled spend for two clients, each in a single quarter.
16,000+ ad campaigns launched in 3 months, one card each. $13.4M+ settled.
"Every campaign gets its own card - we launched over 16,000 in a single quarter. Each media buyer controls their own spend, and we see every dollar in one place instead of chasing statements at month-end."
Reconciliation: from a week to minutes. 3,600+ cards, $3.3M+ settled.
"Reimbursing a distributed team used to mean receipts, spreadsheets and a full week of reconciliation. Now everyone gets a card with the right limit, and reconciliation takes minutes."
Dropshipping
A separate Visa card for every supplier, store and ad account, with limits, real-time visibility and cashback.
Wholesale & Manufacturing
Virtual card payments to vendors and suppliers with a limit per card, for wholesale and manufacturing businesses.
Media Buying
A virtual Visa card for every ad account, with per-card limits, freeze in secondss and cashback on ad spend.
Mobile app
Elibrium mobile app
Check balances, adjust limits and freeze cards from your phone.
API
Issue cards from your own system
Create a card for each campaign, offer or client the moment you launch it. Built for ad-tech platforms and teams processing thousands of payments a day.
POST /v1/cards
Authorization: Bearer <api_key>
Content-Type: application/json
{
"name": "Meta Ads - Q4",
"limit": 5000,
"currency": "USD"
}Every store cost, one dashboard
See ad accounts, suppliers and subscriptions side by side with balances, limits and live transactions, and act on any card in seconds.
Questions media buyers ask us
Still have questions?
Use a card you can split. Put the Shopify bill and apps on one card, each ad account on its own, and each supplier on another. Elibrium virtual Visa cards give every one of those its own limit and transaction history, so app charges and ad spend never mix with supplier orders. Cards work for eligible purchases wherever Visa is accepted.
No. What you need is a card that platforms, ad networks and suppliers accept, and a way to keep those payments separate. Elibrium cards are funded from your company balance by ACH or wire, so there is no credit application. You need a business registered in the United States and a completed KYB verification to open an account.
Yes. Issue one card per subscription with a monthly limit that matches the plan price, and an expiry date if the tool is on a trial. Renewals show up in real time; when you stop using a tool, freeze the card and the charges stop. That keeps forgotten subscriptions from running for months unnoticed.
Create a virtual card per supplier or per order, cap it at the order value and set an expiry date. If a supplier's site leaks card details, only that card is affected, and you can block and reissue it in seconds. International transactions, where the merchant or currency is outside the United States, carry a fee of 1% + $0.30.
Yes, as long as the business is registered in the United States. Marketplace sellers use the cards for ads, inventory orders, shipping and tools, wherever Visa is accepted. Seller fees and subscriptions can run on their own card with a limit, so marketplace costs stay visible separately from ad and supplier spend. Card issuing is free within your quota.