> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.movatic.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.movatic.co/admin-site/billing/issuing-cards.md).

# Issuing Cards

This feature allows systems admins to generate physical or virtual credit cards, which they can fund with their incomes from Movatic. This is located in the billing section of the Admin site > **Issuing Cards**. 

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### Requirements

Before making use of this feature ensure your system and Stripe account meet the following requirements:&#x20;

* Billing is [enabled](/admin-site/settings.md) for the system.&#x20;
* Stripe account is connected to the system and enabled to accept payments.&#x20;
* The Stripe account must have enabled the following capabilities:
  * `card_issuing`
  * `transfers`
  * `card_payments`
* In order to enable the card\_issuing capability you need to provide the following information to Stripe about the system/partner:
  * Legal name
  * Business address
  * Business type
  * Company tax ID
  * Phone
  * Merchant category code
  * URL
  * Accept Terms of service
* You are able to [fund](/admin-site/billing/issuing-cards/fund-balance.md) the issuing balance.&#x20;


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