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Veem

By the VCCFinder editorial & research team·Reference for virtual card shoppers·Last reviewed October 2026·About our testing

Veem is a B2B payments platform; its Virtual Debit Card (Veem Spend Card) is a Visa virtual card available in the United States only and built for business spend, rated 7.0/10 in our latest review.

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What we would lead with

Veem is the strongest fit for B2B payables, contractor and vendor payments, and business SaaS or ad spend. It is US-only and business-use-only, so weigh that against the fee-free virtual card itself. Treat the fee rows as the deciding factor: the card is free, but non-USD and cross-border spend each add up to 3%.

Profile

Issuer / categoryVeem · Business Spend Card
Official sitehttps://veem.com
Best forB2B payables · Contractor & vendor payments · Ad / SaaS spend
NetworkVisa
Rating7.0/10 (no logged live ranges yet)
Data qualitypartial — terms reviewed, no checkout log

Costs and fees

Card creation feeFree (Virtual Debit Card)
Monthly / annual fee$0 (card); platform plans are separate
Top-up (deposit) feeFree (from Veem Wallet / received payments)
Minimum depositNot applicable
FX / conversion feeUp to 3% (non-USD)
Cross-border feeUp to 3%
Late payment feeUp to $40
Returned payment feeUp to $29
APR on purchases0%

Verification and risk

KYC requiredYes (business verification / KYB)
Risk levelMedium (business-use-only, US-only)
AVS checkYes (US AVS)
3-D SecureYes (Visa step-up)

Funding and limits

Fund fromVeem Wallet, received payments (USD)
Bank transferYes (funds the wallet)
Crypto top-upNo (card itself)
Cards per accountMultiple virtual cards per business account
AvailabilityUnited States only

Billing

Billing addressUS
Billing countryUnited States

Platform compatibility

ChatGPT / AI toolsNo
Meta / Google AdsYes (business spend)
App Store / Google PlayYes (business subscriptions)
Netflix / SpotifyNo (consumer use)
Contractor / vendor portalsYes (intended use)

Platform compatibility is inferred from the card's business design, not from a live checkout log we have published yet.

What the issuer states on its own site

Source: https://veem.com and the Veem Virtual Card Agreement (terms current as of 30 July 2026).

How it performed in our tests

We have not yet logged live checkout ranges for Veem's Virtual Debit Card. When we do, the cleared charges and decline reasons will appear here next to each BIN. Until then, the fee and limit rows above come from the issuer's published terms, not from our own clears.

Browse the BIN directory → to check any range you already hold.

Where to go next

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Head-to-head comparisons

No comparison page uses Veem as one side yet.

Frequently asked

What does the Veem Virtual Card cost to run?

The card itself is free to issue: the Virtual Debit Card costs $0 to create and there is no monthly card fee. Where costs appear is on spend — a foreign exchange fee of up to 3% on non-USD purchases, a cross-border fee of up to 3%, a late-payment fee of up to $40 and a returned-payment fee of up to $29. Purchases carry 0% APR.

Do I need to verify my identity for Veem?

Yes. Veem is a business product, so onboarding runs business verification (KYB) on the company, not a light consumer check. The card is not intended for personal, consumer or household use.

How can I fund the Veem Virtual Card?

You fund it from your Veem Wallet and from payments you receive into Veem, in USD. Top-ups from the wallet are free; bank transfer funds the wallet. Crypto top-up is not a feature of the card itself.

Is Veem available outside the United States?

No. The Veem Virtual Debit Card / Spend Card is exclusively available in the United States. The rest of Veem's payment network reaches 100+ countries, but the card is a US-only product.

Can I use Veem for personal spending?

No. Veem's card terms state the card is not intended for personal, consumer or household use and must be used only for commercial or business purposes.

Does Veem work for business SaaS and ad spend?

It is built for exactly that: B2B payables, contractor and vendor payments, and business SaaS or ad-platform subscriptions. We have not yet logged live checkout ranges for Veem, so treat platform compatibility as intended-use rather than test-confirmed until our clears are published.

How VCCFinder tests

VCCFinder buys cards at retail and charges them on live checkouts, then publishes the clear rate and decline reasons next to each range. Where a card declined, the reason sits on its BIN page rather than in a footnote here.

Read the full test protocol.

Related virtual card searches

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