Virtual cards | Getting started guide | Extend
Extend, Your Best Virtual Card Provider
Extend is once again Tearsheet’s Best Virtual Card Provider, earning the honor for the third year in a row.
Overview
The Extend app provides both web and mobile access along with a virtual card API and AI toolkit. It integrates with preferred bank partners to offer a streamlined payment experience.
Features
- Virtual cards: Issuance of one-time or recurring cards to manage business expenses securely.
- Budgets: Set and maintain budgets for expenses.
- Bill pay: New feature for paying invoices using virtual cards.
- Receipt management: Tools for organizing and tracking receipts.
- Reimbursements: Simplified reimbursement processes.
- Reconciliation: Quick and efficient reconciliation of expenses.
- Integrations: Seamless integration with various applications.
Participating Banks
- American Express
- Banc of California
- BMO
- City National Bank
- Corpay
- HSBC
- PNC
- Regions Bank
- Silicon Valley Bank
- Texas Capital Bank
Extend For
- Vendor payments: Pay vendors and manage subscriptions securely using virtual cards.
- Virtual employee cards: Enable employees to manage and track expenses transparently.
- Expense management: Automate manual expense processes for better tracking.
- Tracking spend: Real-time visibility on all charges to control spending.
- Reconciliation: Quick close of financial books.
- Integrated payments: Manage transactions at scale through a flexible virtual card API.
- Custom AI agents: Implement API into workflows for enhanced automation.
By Industry
- Retail & ecommerce
- Legal services
- Construction & manufacturing
- Media & production agencies
- Life sciences & medical
Getting Started Guide
- Introduction
- How businesses use Extend
- Navigating the platform
- Card registration
- Team invites & roles
- Expense codes & integrations
- Budgets
- Virtual cards
- Bill pay
- Receipt management & attachments
- Reimbursement
- Manager Review
- Reporting & reconciliation
- Support
FAQs
- Who can I send a virtual card to? You can send to anyone in your organization or as a guest.
- Can I send a virtual card to myself? Yes, for online purchases and invoice payments.
- What if there's fraud on a virtual card? Deactivate the card and contact your bank immediately.