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After Privacy completed the virtual credit card product for individual users, he found that he was fully capable of making the same product as Marqeta, so Lithic.
Lithic currently offers two card heads: 531367 and 539406, both of which are MasterCard virtual cards.
Before sharing the limit, a new trend in the virtual credit card industry? No, it has always been so. As mentioned, in order to realize the shared quota, the third-party card issuing platform must participate in the processing of the transaction, and Lithic provides this function: Auth Stream Access (ASA) . After enabling this function, Lithic only makes the most basic judgments: whether the card number, CVV, and expiration time are correct. If the above information is correct, it will be handed over to the third-party card issuing platform for the next judgment, otherwise the transaction will be rejected directly. Through this function, third-party card issuing platforms can have more flexible control over cards, such as:
- Limit the amount you can spend
- Limit Consumable Merchants (Industry)
- AVS verification is exempted, that is, the user can freely specify the address and zip code when opening the card
That is, the third-party card issuing platform can independently decide whether to release a certain transaction, which is very convenient. With ASA, it is simple to develop virtual cards with single card model and shared account balance model. Combined with Transaction Webhooks to display transaction records in real time, you are the next Divvy or Bento.
Because software development capability is Lithic’s proud capital, Lithic’s API documentation is easy to understand, and you can get started in minutes. Lithic not only provides a sandbox, but also displays the corresponding GET and POST request records in real time. Developers can’t find an excuse to fish.
In just a few minutes, you can experience operations such as opening a card, setting a card limit, and simulating transactions. Interested students can try it immediately. Open Lithic official homepage: https://lithic.com/ , click “Get Started”, and register a new account.
Apply for Lithic Virtual Card
The registration requirements are very simple, just enter your email address and password, as shown in the figure:
Register a Lithic account
You will receive a confirmation email by clicking on the corresponding link to activate. After confirming your email address, you can log in directly. Open the main interface:
Click “Try the Demo App” to play this new toy right away. However, before you start playing, you also need to create a Sandbox API Key, as shown in the figure:
How to get this API Key? There are instructions on the picture: open the URL https://lithic.com/account to get it, as shown in the figure:
Copy the Api Key in the picture, enter it where the key is needed, and click Submit to open the following interface:
Click New Card to open the card. When opening the card, you can set the device and card type (SINGLE_USE single use, MERCHANT_LOCKED limited to merchants, UNLOCKED unlimited), Spend limit duration consumption limit period (TRANSACTION single transaction, MONTHLY month, ANNUALLY year, FOREVER), Spend limit (consumable amount, 20,000 represents $200)
After opening the card, you can simulate transactions and refunds, as shown in the figure:
The simulated transaction record:
In the Sandbox New Transaction Webhook, you can specify the URL for receiving transaction pushes, which requires a certain programming foundation, so I won’t mention it here.
Most people can only go so far, because applying for an official account requires a US company and must operate normally. Lithic’s background investigation is more detailed, not random, and it is recommended to be fully prepared before submitting an application.
Bosses who want to go further can go live to create cards and start transacting , application and development testing can be carried out simultaneously, saving project time.
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