Usage: agent-cards cards create [options]
Fund and issue a new virtual card
Options:
--amount <dollars> Amount in US dollars, NOT cents (e.g. 25 = $25.00)
--multi-use Create a multi-use card: stays open across charges
until its limit is spent (subscriptions)
--preset <name> Restrict this card (see cards preset list). Adds
limits only; ai_labs implies --multi-use.
--expires <iso> Auto-close the multi-use card at this ISO-8601
time (≤365 days out), e.g. 2027-01-01T00:00:00Z
--from <source> Where the money comes from: an added-card id (see
add --list), or 'balance' to use your Agentcard
balance even when a card is added
-y, --yes Skip the confirmation prompt (for non-interactive
/ agent use)
--json Output the result as JSON and run fully
non-interactively
--total <dollars> Lifetime spend cap in US dollars
--per-day <dollars> Spend cap per rolling 24 hours, in US dollars
--per-week <dollars> Spend cap per rolling 7 days, in US dollars
--per-month <dollars> Spend cap per rolling 30 days, in US dollars
--categories <list> Restrict to categories, comma-separated: meals,
groceries, travel, software, ai, wellness, retail
--only-merchants <list> Restrict to merchant name patterns, comma-separated
--only-in <places> Restrict to places, comma-separated: a country (US,
Canada), a region (europe, eu, north-america, apac),
a US state (California, US-CA). A region expands to
its countries; a state next to a region narrows only
the US, e.g. north-america,US-CA
--currencies <codes> Restrict to purchase currencies, comma-separated ISO
4217 codes or names: usd,eur or
dollars,euros,pounds,yen. Checked by Agentcard at
checkout and settlement, not by the card network
--only-days <days> Restrict to days, comma-separated: mon,tue or
weekdays/weekends
--only-hours <range> Restrict to an hour range, e.g. 9-17 or 09:00-17:00
(24-hour; defaults to UTC without --timezone)
--timezone <tz> IANA timezone for --only-days/--only-hours (default
UTC), e.g. America/Los_Angeles
--only-from <programs> Restrict to callers, comma-separated: cli, mcp, api,
browser
--mode <mode> What the preset does when a purchase breaks a rule:
strict refuses it (default), watch lets it through
and tells you
-h, --help display help for command