Global Payment Standard: WasabiCard's Shared Limit Engine Design
Reconstructing enterprise payment collaboration and financial trust architecture
1. Background: From Single-Card System to Shared Limit Era
Past payment systems were designed around 'individuals.' Whether traditional bank credit cards or corporate business cards, all transaction logic followed a fixed model:
One card, one account, one user.
This model worked well in 20th-century banking systems but appears clumsy in the era of globalization and digital collaboration:
- Enterprise teams need multiple cards for budget allocation
- Advertising, e-commerce, and agency industries need shared limit pools
- Remote companies issuing cards cross-border face cumbersome operations and approval delays
- When multiple people use the same funding source, risk control and tracking become nearly impossible
This means—traditional 'single-card limit' systems cannot meet new market demands.
Thus, WasabiCard launched the revolutionary Shared Limit Engine, which not only solves the structural challenge of 'multiple cards sharing one fund pool' but redefines the flexibility and security of enterprise-level payments.
The shared limit system isn't simply 'shared balance' but a dynamic financial infrastructure supporting global collaboration.
2. WasabiCard's Innovation Core: Shared Limit Engine
WasabiCard's shared limit system aims to solve three problems:
1. Who can use this money? (Permission and role control)
2. How much can be spent? (Limit and risk control)
3. Where does the money come from and go? (Settlement and tracking control)
Core system architecture:
┌───────────────────────────┐ │ Shared Limit Engine │ ├───────────────────────────┤ │ 1. 额度池管理(Limit Pool) │ │ 2. 多卡映射(Card Mapping) │ │ 3. 实时授权(Authorization) │ │ 4. 风控策略(Risk Rules) │ │ 5. 结算追踪(Settlement Tracking) │ └───────────────────────────┘
These five modules together form WasabiCard's underlying payment logic, achieving truly 'shared but not chaotic, flexible yet controllable.'
3. Limit Pool Model: Shared Without Mixing Financial Design
WasabiCard's limit system adopts a Multi-Tiered Limit Pool architecture:
1. Master Pool
Corresponds to enterprise or merchant main accounts, the source of funds. All sub-accounts, teams, and card limits are dynamically allocated from this pool.
2. Sub Pool
Each team, department, or project has independent limit pools with customizable caps and cycles (e.g., daily/weekly limits). System automatically executes 'limit freeze + settlement release' mechanisms ensuring budget control.
3. Card-Level Limit
Each virtual card can inherit team limits or have independently set limit strategies.
For example:
- Marketing team total limit: $10,000
- Sub-card A: $500 per transaction, $2,000 daily cap
- Sub-card B: Unlimited but subject to smart risk control
This layered architecture achieves 'shared without mixing' financial design. Every transaction can be precisely traced, independently authorized, and independently settled.
4. Dynamic Authorization: Enabling Free Fund Flow Within Security Boundaries
Traditional card issuance authorization logic is static—systems simply check if balance is sufficient, then approve or decline.
WasabiCard's shared limit engine adopts a Dynamic Authorization model, calculating these variables in real-time for each transaction:
| Check Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| User Identity | Is authorized role (Owner / Member / Guest) |
| Transaction Attributes | MCC type, country, terminal device, etc. |
| Current Limit Status | Team limit remaining, frozen amount |
| Risk Weight | Historical decline rate, IP risk, behavior score |
| Time Factor | Is within safe transaction time window |
The system uses a 'Real-Time Risk Scoring' calculation model to determine whether to approve transactions, achieving flexible combinations of 'auto-approval + smart limits.'
This mechanism enables WasabiCard's virtual cards to support high-concurrency transactions (thousands of authorizations per second) while maintaining decline rate < 1%, false positive rate < 0.3%, truly achieving 'flexibility and security combined.'
5. Settlement Logic Behind Shared Limits
Many shared card systems' pain point is: after multiple cards use the same fund pool, settlement accounts become chaotic and difficult to track. WasabiCard's advantage lies in building a Hybrid Settlement Engine at the foundation.
Settlement Path:
子卡交易 → 授权成功 → 扣减额度池冻结额度 → → 生成清算任务 → 链上结算 / 法币通道同步 → → 更新账本状态(T+0) → 可提现余额释放
Technical Highlights:
- Real-time ledger streaming (Ledger Streaming)
- Smart reconciliation engine (Reconciliation AI)
- Distributed transaction mechanism (ensuring settlement consistency)
- Dual-channel stablecoin settlement and fiat exchange (Tron / SWIFT / SEPA)
Every transaction has a complete traceable chain in the system:
Who initiated → Which card spent → Source limit → Settlement path → Final credit.
This not only greatly enhances compliance transparency but also provides reliable foundations for enterprise audits, taxes, and financial reports.
6. Security & Risk Control: Firewall for Shared Limits
The biggest risk in 'shared limit' mode is abuse and unauthorized access. WasabiCard deeply embeds risk control systems into the limit engine during design.
Core risk control capabilities include:
- MCC / Regional Whitelist:Control merchant types and country risks
- Dynamic Limit Algorithm:Limits automatically contract or recover to prevent anomalous consumption
- Behavioral Detection Model (AI Behavior Model):Identify potential anomalies through transaction frequency, geolocation, device fingerprints
- Risk Isolation Layer:Any high-risk account won't affect other accounts in shared pool
- Real-time Freeze & Rollback:One-click freeze single cards or team limits without affecting main fund pool
System supports PCI-DSS security standards, KYC/KYB verification, AML review, OFAC blacklist comparison. All fund transfer paths have complete encryption and audit records.
7. Use Cases: Shared Limits Transforming Global Enterprise Payments
WasabiCard's shared limit system has been deployed across multiple scenarios:
1. Advertising Teams
Multiple operators share ad budget pools with independent cards and tracking, avoiding 'budget competition.'
2. Global Remote Companies
International employees unified by HQ-charged shared limit pools, regional teams freely issue cards and spend.
3. Web3 Enterprises / DAOs
Multiple core members share one fund pool, achieving on-chain expenditure transparency and budget co-governance.
4. White-Label Platforms / API Partners
SaaS clients can call shared limit functions via API, quickly generating independent cards and limits for their merchants.
In these scenarios, WasabiCard helps clients achieve financial transparency + payment flexibility + risk minimization, forming a new model of enterprise financial collaboration.
8. Future Outlook: Shared Limits Becoming Global Payment Foundation
Future global payment systems will no longer be 'one card corresponds to one fund' but dynamic networks composed of 'shared limit pools + smart authorization + real-time settlement.'
WasabiCard's shared limit engine is the foundational prototype of this era:
- Enterprises can manage funds like calling APIs
- Teams can instantly adjust spending limits
- Fiat and stablecoin accounts achieve seamless switching
- All transactions are recorded on-chain, traceable, and auditable
Shared limits aren't just a feature but Wasabi's first step in redefining 'global payment architecture.' It makes payment collaboration smarter, safer, and more transparent.
9. Conclusion: Wasabi's Underlying Philosophy
WasabiCard believes payment's future lies not in centralized banks but in trustless collaboration systems. The shared limit engine embodies this philosophy—using technology to redistribute 'control' and 'transparency,' making every step of fund flow controllable, traceable, and trustworthy.
WasabiCard — Global Payment Standard, Starting with Shared Limits.
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