Mesh is available to businesses in the US, Canada, EU, UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and other select locations.

Mesh is accounting system agnostic. It inherits your accounting software set up so to streamline the transition of data between platforms. You can import your accounting custom fields and export all your transaction details every time you wish to reconcile your transactions. For more information, please check out all our accounting integrations here.

A subscription is a transaction that repeats multiple times on a specific vendor, such as online software. When you create a subscription payment with Mesh, a dedicated virtual card per subscription is automatically issued via the Card Issuer so to prevent use of the card outside the designated vendor. When you generate an on-demand payment with limits, a virtual card will be issued by the Card Issuer that can be used at any vendor under the specified controls that you define.

Mesh Payments virtual cards can be used for online purchases and linked to digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Virtual cards can also be linked in a matter of seconds to any physical Plug & Pay™ card for in-person purchases.

Mesh uses the European Central Bank (ECB) exchange rate to calculate the equivalent value in their local currency automatically. In Europe, the European Central Bank (ECB) publishes reference exchange rates between currencies. On top of the ECB rate, VISA adds a small mark-up to its mid-market rate. Mesh also adds a small mark-up to cover costs associated with multi currency transactions.

Companies with a EUR or GBP balance currency can see the exchange rate on our currency calculator here.