Company cards as smart as you are creative

With Mynt, you pay for ads directly with a corporate card – physical or virtual. You can create a virtual card per channel, campaign, or client, set spending limits, and track all ad costs in real time. Choose to fund the ads with your own money or with credit.

Yes. In Mynt, each user can have up to 20 virtual cards, at no extra cost per card. This keeps each client's campaign separate and traceable – especially useful for agencies and marketing consultants managing multiple client accounts.

A subscription card is a card built for recurring costs – such as ongoing ad spend on Meta, Google, and TikTok, or tools like Adobe. The point is that the card is tied to the cost, and if someone leaves or changes role, the admin can transfer the card to a new user without the card number changing. That means you never have to update payment details in every ad account and tool, and your ads never risk being paused in the middle of a campaign. Set up one card per vendor or subscription, and you'll also see exactly what each platform costs – easy to track and book.

Yes. With Mynt's credit, you can pay for clients' media buys upfront and invoice them later, whenever suits you. This lets you run campaigns for a client without tying up your own cash flow while waiting for the next client payment.

By creating a virtual card per client, you can immediately see which spend belongs to which client. Every transaction is tagged and tracked automatically, making rebilling and reporting easy.

The team pays with Mynt cards on site and photographs the receipt directly in the app. Every purchase is automatically matched to the right receipt. Ideal for event marketing, where costs arise continuously.

It depends on how you work. If you buy a lot of ongoing advertising, subscription cards are a good fit; if you manage several clients, multiple virtual cards with credit work well. Mynt combines both, so in-house teams and agencies alike can choose the setup that matches how they work.

Yes. In-house marketers use the cards to control and track their own ad budget per campaign, while agencies and consultants use them to keep client accounts separate and to front costs with credit. Same tool, different setups.