Forget incremental tweaks. Visa is betting big on virtual cards as a fundamental platform shift for commercial payments, and it just made its tools a whole lot sharper.
The days of B2B cards just being digital wallets are over. CFOs are now demanding more, and their payment tools are finally catching up.
KeyBank isn't just launching another corporate card. They're quietly integrating Qolo's plumbing to bake virtual card functionality directly into existing treasury tools, a move that signals a broader architectural shift in business payments.
Payments are faster, smoother, and therefore, more vulnerable. Fraudsters have followed the money upstream, leaving traditional defenses in the dust.