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Our company Moonlight was an early beta tester of the Stripe Corporate Card. Each person on our distributed team of five has a card, and it's made things like a

Our company Moonlight was an early beta tester of the Stripe Corporate Card. Each person on our distributed team of five has a card, and it's made things like arranging travel or covering minor SaaS charges simple. Happy to answer any questions about the end user experience!

amfeng 7y ago
We love working with you. <3
- philip1209 7y ago
  Thanks for listening to and acting on our feedback!
athyuttamre 7y ago
Thank you for being such amazing beta testers! Glad to have started with Checkout, met in the TOMS store in LA, and now on Corporate Card. :)
- philip1209 7y ago
  I'll be at Sessions today if you want to catch up!
  - athyuttamre 7y ago
    Unfortunately will be watching live from the office, but you should say hi to Cristina!
hkchad 7y ago
Is this card tied to an individual or the company? We use Amex and it's tied to individuals so when that person leaves we have to do the dance of migrating the payment to another person. Can we avoid that w/ stripe?
- patio11 7y ago
  You can have named users or you can have (conceptually) a role account, like saas_subscriptions@example.com. We recommend businesses set up the latter for recurring purchases on e.g. infrastructure that aren't tied to a particular person, for the same reasons that you don't want your logins for all of your SaaS or infrastructure to be under individuals' email addresses.
  - philip1209 7y ago
    Oh, I didn't know this. Cool!
  - elithrar 7y ago
    That feels like a headline feature - cards not being tied to specific humans at the org is great for the (SaaS/IaaS/Cloud) reasons above. The 1:1 person:credit-card mapping for those without invoice billing will continue to cause chaos for smaller orgs when people leave or cards are lost.
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forgot-my-pw 7y ago
How does the card validation work? Do most payment processors accept it?
- forgot-my-pw 7y ago
  Ah, it seems to be based on Visa.
- philip1209 7y ago
  It's just a standard Visa card with chip+signature and contactless. It works everywhere I've tried it!
chirau 7y ago
Does the card need a personal guarantee for each holder?
- athyuttamre 7y ago
  (I work on Corporate Card) It does not for anyone!
  - chirau 7y ago
    Thank you. And who sets limits? Is it Stripe or the company?
    - philip1209 7y ago
      Stripe sets a limit for the company, then you can see limits for individual users

amfeng 7y ago

We love working with you. <3

philip1209 7y ago
Thanks for listening to and acting on our feedback!

athyuttamre 7y ago

Thank you for being such amazing beta testers! Glad to have started with Checkout, met in the TOMS store in LA, and now on Corporate Card. :)

philip1209 7y ago
I'll be at Sessions today if you want to catch up!
- athyuttamre 7y ago
  Unfortunately will be watching live from the office, but you should say hi to Cristina!

hkchad 7y ago

Is this card tied to an individual or the company? We use Amex and it's tied to individuals so when that person leaves we have to do the dance of migrating the payment to another person. Can we avoid that w/ stripe?

patio11 7y ago
You can have named users or you can have (conceptually) a role account, like saas_subscriptions@example.com. We recommend businesses set up the latter for recurring purchases on e.g. infrastructure that aren't tied to a particular person, for the same reasons that you don't want your logins for all of your SaaS or infrastructure to be under individuals' email addresses.
- philip1209 7y ago
  Oh, I didn't know this. Cool!
- elithrar 7y ago
  That feels like a headline feature - cards not being tied to specific humans at the org is great for the (SaaS/IaaS/Cloud) reasons above. The 1:1 person:credit-card mapping for those without invoice billing will continue to cause chaos for smaller orgs when people leave or cards are lost.
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forgot-my-pw 7y ago

How does the card validation work? Do most payment processors accept it?

forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Ah, it seems to be based on Visa.
philip1209 7y ago
It's just a standard Visa card with chip+signature and contactless. It works everywhere I've tried it!

chirau 7y ago

Does the card need a personal guarantee for each holder?

athyuttamre 7y ago
(I work on Corporate Card) It does not for anyone!
- chirau 7y ago
  Thank you. And who sets limits? Is it Stripe or the company?
  - philip1209 7y ago
    Stripe sets a limit for the company, then you can see limits for individual users