You can view your card details, including your full card number, your CVV, and the billing address tied to your card, in both the Brex app and dashboard.
Note: For security purposes, you’ll only be able to see the details of your own cards. Account and card admins can see the last four digits of other users’ cards in the Teams tab, but not the full card details, regardless of the user’s role type.
In the app
Option 1: When you open the app, scroll to Cards and you’ll see your most recently used cards. Swipe left and tap on another card to view its details.
Option 2: Tap the card icon at the bottom of your home screen to get to the Card page, and select the card icon in the top-right corner. You can swipe through all of your cards here.
In the dashboard
Step 1: Navigate to Card > Manage cards.
Step 2: Your cards will all be visible on this page. Depending on how many cards you have, arrow icons will appear to allow you to navigate between them.
Step 3: Hover over the image of your card to see the card credentials.
Step 4: To view the billing address, click the three dots below the card.
You can view your card details, including your full card number, your CVV, and the billing address tied to your card in both the Brex app and dashboard.
Your primary card
In the dashboard
Step 1: Go to Wallet.
Step 2: Hover over the card icon to view the card number, expiration date, and CVV. The billing address will be visible right below your card.
You can copy your card details by clicking on them.
In the app
Step 1: Go to your Wallet and tap your primary card at the top of the page.
Step 2: Tap the eye icon to view the card details for your active Brex card (including card number, expiration date, CVV, and billing address). You can long press to copy the details.
Your other cards
In the dashboard
Step 1: Go to Wallet.
Step 2: Click View all budgets and cards and choose it from the list. You will be able to see all of your budgets and cards associated with each budget. Click into a card to view the card number, expiration date, and CVV. Hover over the card icon to view the card number, expiration date, and CVV.
You can copy your card details by clicking on them.
In the app
Step 1: Go to your Wallet and tap your primary card at the top of the page.
Step 2: Scroll down to Other cards and tap on another card to find its details. You can long press to copy them.
Note: You can tell whether or not a card is exclusive to a single budget based on the color of its icon. If the icon is of a white card, the card was permanently assigned to a budget when it was created. If the icon is of a black or gold card, you can reassign the card to a different budget.
Another user’s card
Account and card admins can view the broad details of cards owned by other users on their account.
Note: For security purposes, you’ll only be able to see the details of your own cards. Account and card admins can see the last four digits of other users’ cards, but not the full card details, regardless of the user’s role type.
General card details and expenses tied to a card
Step 1: In your dashboard under Team > Cards, search the name of the user. Alternatively, you can search all cards by the last four digits of the card, card name, and user, and filter cards by type, and budget currently assigned, and card status.
Step 2: You’ll be able to view the last four digits of the associated card and its status. Click the three dots at the end of the card’s row to lock, rename, replace, or cancel the card, as well as view all associated expenses.
You can also filter results in the Expenses tab by the last four digits of a specific card.
All cards associated with a budget
Step 1: Go to the Budgets tab.
Step 2: Select the budget for which you’d like to review the associated cards.
Step 3: Under Member cards, click on View all cards. You’ll get an overview of all cards currently assigned to a budget, the cardholder, the status of the budget, and the card type.
You can also filter your results by specific card details, including card status, and card type, or search by user, card name, and the last four digits of a specific card.