> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.synctera.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Build Overview

> End-to-end setup paths for each card product Synctera supports, from customer creation through to an active card in your customer's hands.

Every card program follows the same shape: create and verify a customer, record disclosures, create the account the card spends against, then issue and activate the card. What changes between products is the account type, whether an application and credit decision are involved, and which disclosures are required.

Pick your product below. If you have not yet decided, start with [Design Your Card Program](/v2/docs/card-programs).

## At a glance

| Product                                                       | Card type | Account type                                              | Application required |
| ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| [Debit Card](/v2/docs/build-debit-card)                       | `DEBIT`   | `CHECKING`                                                | No                   |
| [Prepaid Card](/v2/docs/build-prepaid-card)                   | `PREPAID` | `PREPAID`                                                 | No                   |
| [Secured Smart Card](/v2/docs/build-smart-card)               | `CREDIT`  | `CHARGE_SECURED` + deposit account                        | Optional             |
| [Unsecured Charge Card](/v2/docs/build-charge-card)           | `CREDIT`  | `CHARGE_UNSECURED`                                        | Yes                  |
| [Revolving Credit Card](/v2/docs/build-revolving-credit-card) | `CREDIT`  | `REVOLVING_CREDIT_SECURED` / `REVOLVING_CREDIT_UNSECURED` | Yes                  |

<Note>
  Credit, charge, and revolving products require specific privileges on your organization. Contact your Synctera representative before planning one.
</Note>