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Your Sigil, on a Visa card. A is the user’s verified identity; card issuing is how that identity becomes a card you can spend with. The card carries the user’s rules, limits, and agent permissions everywhere it goes — the same authorisation that governs the rest of their Sumvin life, on a piece of plastic and a tap. Sumvin is a launch partner on Visa Intelligent Commerce — the rails built for agents that pay.

Why this exists

Card-network rails — issuance, PAN delivery, transaction streams — are not something a partner integrates against directly. Sumvin holds the user binding to their Sigil, the lifecycle state machine, and the on-chain wallet that backs spend, then exposes a single API for partners to drive the card forward. End-to-end issuance through the network runs over the Visa issuance partner rail; the surface partners build against today is the lifecycle management layer and the funding wallet that backs it.

The pieces

The Card Management API and funding wallets are live today. End-to-end Visa card issuance is in private preview: network-side provisioning runs through the Visa issuance partner rail, and partners lining up now help shape the issuance spec and secure a place in the launch cohort. Contact your account manager to scope your rollout.

How a card composes

The card record carries identifying metadata and a state, bound to the user’s Sigil. The funding wallet is a Safe smart account on the card’s chain — there is no credit line, so balance in the wallet is what authorises a transaction.

Where to start