cards402 — Virtual Visa Cards for AI Agents

To issue virtual Visa cards for AI agents programmatically, use a Stellar Soroban receiver contract to settle payments with XLM or USDC, then exchange a short-lived claim code for API credentials to fulfill the card order.

Automating prepaid Visa card issuance without exposing API keys requires exchanging an expiring claim code for local encrypted OWS wallet credentials, ensuring agents never handle long-lived secrets during the onboarding flow.

Yes, you can use Stellar USDC or XLM to settle automated virtual card purchases by invoking a Soroban receiver contract to process the payment before the card delivery readiness checks complete.

Securely handling prepaid card details like PAN and CVV in automated agent workflows requires treating these outputs as encrypted secrets and ensuring they are never leaked into transcripts or execution logs.

You need to run the onboarding command over HTTPS to provision your agent credentials and set up the local wallet, coordinating the claim redemption process to securely generate the virtual card details.

Agent virtual card purchases fail during Soroban contract settlement if the claim code has expired, the XLM or USDC payment lacks sufficient funds, or the encrypted wallet credentials are not properly configured locally.