EMI bank for a Hong Kong company, that need 12 debit cards

[AdH]

I am looking for an EMI that can opens an account for a HK company, and can offer 10-12 debit cards. Can anyone advice me?

 

[Martin Everson]

I don't know if Virtual debit cards would do but have a look at below thread.

https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/th...irtual-cards-no-monthly-fee.40713/post-252154

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[AdH]

Martin,
thanks a lot for your help. The client requires reload phisical debit card, for paying small amounts, like restaurants, fuel for cars, etc... The business is Travel Agency

Any other suggesition ?

 

[Martin Everson]

AdH said:
Any other suggesition ?
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Stick all the virtual cards into an app like Curve then use it pay using apple pay or Google Wallet in restaurants etc that offer contact less payments.

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[AdH]

Martin Everson said:
Stick all the virtual cards into an app like Curve then use it pay using apple pay or Google Wallet in restaurants etc that offer contact less payments.
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In this case, Curve should be like a Wallet of cards, right ? But if I understood right, they can not offer more than 1 card... My client should need about 10 cards, pending of the same account, to pay the service that each driver make...

 

[Forester]

AdH said:
I am looking for an EMI that can opens an account for a HK company, and can offer 10-12 debit cards. Can anyone advice me?
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You can go for any EMI (that onboards you) like Currenxie or Statrys and then take cards from Soldo or perhaps Wallester...

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