Payment card transactions have quickly become some of the consumers' most widely used methods. Card payments made with debit cards make up 28% of payments, while 27% use credit cards. Businesses in the era of a hybrid workforce need faster and more secure payment options. Ensuring payment methods quickly and easily tie back to invoices saves time and money. In addition, payment processing fees can be reduced or even eliminated with virtual payment cards. The benefits of this payment method are numerous and include:

Utilizing virtual credit cards for business has become an easy and practical way to meet your payment obligations, even when your suppliers and customers are in distant locations. 

These days it can get very confusing when it comes to paying for anything and everything. But, with so much choice, your head might be getting in a spin when it comes to what’s what, so we’ve taken the hassle out of the mix and put together an article on the difference between five payment cards for your business.

Today digital payments are becoming the norm and the percentage of people using virtual payment cards is increasing significantly. Even the EU government is preparing to roll out digital wallets for every citizen shortly.¹  So, what is this virtual credit card, and why would you want one? In this article, we’re taking a look at what they’re all about.