Zil.US has described email-delivered virtual cards as an option for business gifting and incentives. Its August 17, 2024 article discusses digital Visa cards in the context of employee rewards, customer incentives and occasions where the recipient chooses the purchase.

The company says users can send virtual cards to contacts by email, avoiding physical gift distribution. The source does not identify the issuing bank or set out the detailed eligibility, funding or redemption terms for the card product.

Its argument for digital gifting centers on choice: a spending balance lets a recipient select an item instead of receiving merchandise chosen by the sender. That flexibility still operates within the relevant card program and merchant acceptance rules.

The article separately describes Zil.US business checking account access, ACH and wire transfers, and corporate expense cards. Expense allocation is presented as a tool for managing employee business spending, distinct from the gifting use case.

Zil.US also discusses remote access to U.S. accounts for international businesses and virtual-card use for digital business purchases. These are company service descriptions; the article provides no adoption dataset demonstrating that digital gifting or Visa gift card usage grew by a particular amount.