Start your card programme
Verify your business once and issue Visa and Mastercard cards in Saudi Arabia from the dashboard or the API.

Running a card programme in Saudi Arabia usually means a bank partner, a processor and your own compliance tooling. The Eisy card issuing platform gives you all of it in one place: a business account, a USD wallet, card holder verification, a dashboard for your team and an API for your product.
Both work on the same account, cards and wallet. Use whichever suits each task.
| Task | Dashboard | API |
|---|---|---|
| Add card holders and run KYC | ✓ | ✓ |
| Issue Visa and Mastercard cards | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fund cards and withdraw balances | ✓ | ✓ |
| Freeze, unfreeze and terminate | ✓ | ✓ |
| View balances and transactions | ✓ | ✓ |
| Invite team members | ✓ | — |
| Manage API keys and webhooks | ✓ (owners) | — |
Products teams launch on the Eisy card API.
International services Eisy card users in Saudi Arabia pay for. Cards you issue through the API work on the same Visa and Mastercard networks.
Prices in Saudi Arabia are in Saudi riyal (SAR); cards issued through Eisy hold US dollars. Merchants that charge in USD are paid directly, and charges in SAR or another currency are converted to USD by the card network.
Set per business and shown in your merchant dashboard before every action you confirm. Want the consumer product instead? See virtual dollar cards in Saudi Arabia.
Create Visa or Mastercard virtual USD cards for verified card holders and get the card details back securely.
card.issuedTop up a card from your business USD wallet, pull funds back when a card is no longer needed.
card.topup.completedAuthorisations, settlements, declines, reversals and refunds arrive as signed events with automatic retries.
card.transaction.settledFreeze, unfreeze and terminate cards; balances return to your wallet on termination.
card.terminatedEvery card holder passes an ID and selfie check before a card can be issued to them.
card.verifiedScoped API keys with a secret you can rotate or revoke, request signing, and an IP whitelist of your servers on every key.
From application to your first issued card: verify your business, fund your wallet, connect your webhook and start issuing.
Create an Eisy account, apply for a merchant account and complete business verification (KYB). We review and email you when you are approved.
Generate API keys, set your webhook URL and fund your business USD wallet. Invite admins and members to help manage cards.
Card holders pass an ID and selfie check, then you issue, fund, freeze or terminate cards and receive every event by webhook.
Registered businesses in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. You apply for a merchant (business) account, complete business verification (KYB), and your account is reviewed before API keys are issued.
Visa and Mastercard virtual cards denominated in US dollars. Every card is funded from your business USD wallet.
Yes. Each card holder completes a quick ID and selfie check before cards can be issued to them. You can run this from your dashboard or through the API.
Webhooks. You receive signed events when a card is issued, funded, authorised, settled, declined, reversed, refunded, blocked or terminated, with automatic retries if your endpoint is down.
Pricing is set per business: a card creation fee, a funding fee (flat or percentage), and termination and decline fees. The fees for your account are shown in your merchant dashboard and before every action you confirm.
No. You can manage card holders, cards, your wallet and webhooks from the merchant dashboard. The API is there when you want to issue cards from your own product.
Yes. Invite team members to your merchant dashboard. Owners manage keys, the API URL, webhooks and withdrawals; members help run day-to-day card operations.
Yes. The cards hold US dollars, and when a merchant charges in Saudi riyal (SAR) or any other currency, Visa or Mastercard converts the amount to USD at the time of the transaction.
Verify your business once and issue Visa and Mastercard cards in Saudi Arabia from the dashboard or the API.
