Virtual card issuing course - Bitnob

23 modules on the full virtual card lifecycle: registration, issuance, funding, spending, disputes, and the economics that decide whether a card program makes money. This course is written for product managers, founders, and operators building card products on top of an issuing API. It covers:

The card lifecycle from a product perspective, not just an API perspective,
Fees, interchange, cross-border charges, and revenue modeling,
Fraud patterns, spend abuse, disputes, and chargebacks,
UX, support operations, metrics, and go-to-market for card products.

Full table of contents

Module	Title
1	What virtual cards actually are
2	Card lifecycle from a product perspective
3	Registering card users
4	Issuing a card
5	Funding virtual cards
6	Spend transactions and monitoring
7	Freezing, unfreezing, and terminating cards
8	Managing card limits
9	Fees, cross-border charges, and revenue modeling
10	Restricted merchant categories (MCCs) and real merchant behavior
11	Refunds, reversals, and chargebacks
12	Designing card UX for trust and clarity
13	Card operations and support playbook
14	Card-based product use cases and strategy
15	Fraud patterns and spend abuse
16	Metrics and KPIs for card products
17	Marketing and distribution strategy for card products
18	Understanding the full value chain of virtual cards
19	BINs: identification, validation, and strategic use
20	Card authorizations, silent transactions, and pre-authorizations
21	Compliance, security, and regulatory responsibilities in virtual card products
22	How virtual card programs are really built and operated
23	Capstone project and final reflections