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Account IDs

Every account has a unique identifier, which is provided to you during onboarding. An account ID is always six digits long (A00000) and can’t be changed. You’ll need to provide it when you make a request related to a specific account, such as when you create an order for a payment.

Account features

Every account has a set of features, which is configured during onboarding.
TypeDescription
paymentsPeople on the account can create orders and send funds (depending on their permissions). Can be true or false.
selfApproveApprovers can bypass dual authentication when making an order. Can be true or false. This only applies to accounts with the payments feature enabled.
apiIgnorePaymentApprovalPeople can bypass dual authentication. Can be true or false. This only applies to accounts with the payments feature enabled.
forwardContractsPeople on the account can create forward contracts (depending on their permissions). Can be true or false. This only applies to accounts with the payments feature enabled.
cardsPeople on the account can create, order, update, and delete cards (depending on their permissions). They can also make transfers from one budget to another, but not send funds. Can be true or false.
virtualCardsVirtual cards are enabled on this account. Can be active or inactive. This only applies to accounts with the cards feature enabled.
physicalCardsPhysical cards are enabled on this account. Can be active or inactive. This only applies to accounts with the cards feature enabled.
microCorpThe owners of this account use Mastercard’s BusinessCard card scheme. Can be true or false. This only applies to accounts with the cards feature enabled.
moveMoneyRequestsPeople on the account can make funds requests (depending on their permissions). Can be true or false.
subBalancesSub-budgets are enabled on this account. Can be true or false.
useBalanceNamePayments made from a sub-budget will use the budget’s name rather than the company’s name as the billing descriptor. Can be true or false.