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Why We Built a Programmable Bank Card

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April 19, 2026

Why We Built a Programmable Bank Card

Why We Built a Programmable Bank Card
Klutch addresses the problem of static inflexible financial tools. Traditional banks control everything deciding what data you can access what features you get and how you can use your own money. Fintech startups must become full banks to offer one feature spending years on compliance instead of building great software. Klutch gives developers financial infrastructure without becoming a bank. Users get API access to transaction data programmable spending controls virtual card generation and real time transaction webhooks.

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