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One-Time Use =Zero Exposure

How Single-Use Virtual Cards Eliminate Travel Fraud Risk

From Fraud Exposure to Full Control: The Case for Virtual Cards in Travel Payments

Payment fraud in corporate travel is often the result of fragmented systems, shared card data, and long gaps between booking and settlement, creating multiple points of exposure across the travel ecosystem.

In this webinar, industry experts break down how these vulnerabilities show up in practice and how virtual cards, especially single-use cards with embedded controls, help contain risk at the transaction level. The discussion also covers how companies can balance fraud prevention with traveler experience through smarter configuration, timing, and policy alignment.

The result: less exposure, fewer disputes, and far greater control over travel spend.

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Key Takeaways from This Session:

Single-use virtual cards turn systemic risk into isolated, controlled transactions
The more places a card number exists, the greater the fraud exposure
Timing matters: Activate cards too early or too late and you create risk or disruption
Too many controls can break the traveler experience; too few increase exposure
Virtual cards improve not just security, but visibility, reconciliation, and policy compliance
Preventing fraud is far more effective (and cheaper) than managing chargebacks after the fact