Co-branded cards

Cards that carry your brand, not ours

Put a payment card in your customers' or team's hands in your own colours and logo, issued on Elibrium's rails, so you skip the entire card-issuing stack.

Make it yours

Shape the card, we run the rails

Design
Your logo, colours and artwork on the card face
Form factor
Virtual for instant issue, physical when it matters
Controls
Limits, freezes and rules per card or group
Currencies
Spend in USD, EUR and GBP from one account

Who it's for

A branded card is a product in itself

Customer-facing brands

Hand loyal customers a card in your identity and stay present every time they pay.

Platforms and marketplaces

Give sellers or drivers a branded card tied to their balance on your platform.

Teams and franchises

Issue staff or location cards in company colours, each with its own spend controls.

From idea to issued

Three steps to a card with your name on it

Design the card

Send your logo and colours; we prepare the card face and share a proof for you to review.

Approve and configure

Sign off the artwork, set spend limits and controls, and choose virtual, physical or both.

Issue to your people

Roll out cards to customers or staff; virtual cards issue instantly, physical cards ship out.

Questions

Co-branding, answered

What does "co-branded" actually mean?

The card carries both the payment network and your brand's identity, your logo, colours and design, so customers see you, while the card runs on Elibrium's issuing and the network's acceptance.

Do we need our own card licence?

No. Cards are issued under a sponsored programme, so you get a branded product without becoming a scheme member or issuer yourself.

Can we offer both virtual and physical cards?

Yes. Issue virtual cards instantly for online use and order physical cards where a tangible card matters.

What control do we keep over spending?

Full control. Set and change limits, freeze cards, and apply rules per card or group from the dashboard.

Put your brand on the card

Design it, approve it, and start issuing, on rails that are already live.