Enterprise Issuance Workflow
Partnership Alignment & Onboarding
The process begins with both parties confirming the collaboration model (e.g., white-label, platform-based issuance, or Embedded Issuance via API/SDK), defining the target markets, business objectives, go-live timeline, and regional compliance scope. Once aligned, the partnership moves into formal onboarding preparation.
Brand Submission & KYC Verification
Enterprises are required to submit company registration documents, compliance materials, and business operation details for KYC verification. For white-label issuance, additional branding assets are needed, such as logos, brand color codes, card face design references, and naming conventions, which will be used for card customization.
Account Setup & Pre-Launch Testing
Upon approval, PowerCard will provision a dedicated enterprise account within its backend system, configure initial issuance limits, and assign role-based access. A sandbox environment will also be enabled, along with virtual test cards to allow the partner to verify issuance, funding, and transaction flows—ensuring system readiness prior to launch.
Card Launch & User Activation
Enterprises can then begin issuing both virtual and physical cards, topping up balances, and distributing them to end users. Users can activate and manage their cards through designated channels such as Telegram bots, enterprise apps, or the PowerCard web portal. All cards are compatible with global online and offline merchants, and spending can be managed according to rules set by the issuing enterprise.
Settlement, Reconciliation & Ongoing Support
PowerCard provides monthly financial statements, exportable data on top-ups and transactions, and detailed usage reports. This supports enterprise partners with internal reconciliation, accounting, and operational analysis. Additional support such as periodic performance reviews or custom data dashboards can be provided to ensure long-term, scalable cooperation.
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