Cards as a Service

Cards-as-a-Service (CaaS) is the delivery of card issuing infrastructure — programme management, BIN sponsorship, processing, and compliance — through APIs so non-bank companies can launch branded card programmes.

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Key Features

BIN sponsorship

Issue cards under our scheme programme — no need to be a principal member.

Virtual & physical

Launch virtual-only or add physical card production.

Programme controls

Configure card products, fees, limits, and 3-D Secure flows.

Wallet provisioning

Push cards to Apple Pay and Google Pay out of the box.

Authorisation hooks

Approve or decline transactions in real time from your service.

Compliance tooling

KYC, KYB, sanctions, and transaction monitoring as APIs.

Who Is It For?

Fintechs

  • Neobank card programmes
  • Expense management
  • Spend wallets

Vertical SaaS

  • Trade-specific cards
  • Customer rewards cards
  • Embedded purchasing

Marketplaces

  • Seller debit cards
  • Buyer financing
  • Branded gift cards

How It Works

  1. 1

    Design your programme

    Define card products, controls, and economics with our team.

  2. 2

    Integrate the API

    Issue cards, handle authorisations, and provision to wallets.

  3. 3

    Launch

    Complete compliance and scheme reviews, then go live.

Benefits

Skip scheme onboarding

Launch on our authorisations, not your own multi-year programme.

Modern stack

Modern APIs and webhooks instead of legacy batch files.

End-to-end coverage

From BIN to wallet provisioning in one provider.

Without vs With qeam.net

Without qeam.net

  • Direct scheme membership required
  • Multi-year programme launch
  • Heavy compliance build-out
  • Legacy file-based processing

With qeam.net

  • BIN sponsorship on day one
  • Weeks to launch
  • Compliance as APIs
  • Modern API-first processing

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