Jeeves, a US-based fintech firm, has rolled out an innovative embedded finance solution targeting Brazil’s corporate travel sector. This move aims to streamline business travel management by employing Virtual Card Numbers (VCNs), particularly for handling hotel and airline bookings. The adoption of VCNs addresses significant challenges in corporate travel transactions, including fraud, traceability issues, and poor expense control. The airline industry is notably vulnerable, accounting for nearly half of fraudulent payment incidents, underlining the necessity for robust security enhancements. VCNs, digital payment cards with one-time-use, temporary numbers, offer features such as expiration dates, spending limits, and other checks to curb fraud and aid financial reconciliation. By integrating these via API, travel agencies operating in Brazil can autonomously issue VCNs and monitor expenses effectively, leading to major operational gains. Two key travel agencies in Brazil have integrated Jeeves’ solution, noting substantial improvements in handling transactions. Jeeves’ VCNs stand out by providing up to 37 days of credit, real-time expense monitoring, customizable limits, and thorough traceability, alongside unlimited business-to-business rebates. These features enhance liquidity, flexibility, and overall security, proving vital as companies face an increasingly digital world. Dileep Thazhmon, CEO of Jeeves, highlights the role of advanced technology and security in minimizing operational hurdles and safeguarding revenue in an environment with rising and evolving digital threats.
October 31, 2025
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