/**
 * One place that decides how a card names its money, so the CLI table, the MCP
 * tools and the dashboard never disagree.
 *
 * The wallet holds two kinds of card, in the sense of a phone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet):
 *   - an AGENTCARD: we issue it, it spends the user's cash balance
 *   - the user's OWN card: a per-purchase credential riding the Visa they
 *     attached, so the charge lands on their bank ("Chase Visa 1176")
 *
 * Never surface the issuing processor's name — that is our vendor, not a
 * product the user holds.
 */
export declare const AGENTCARD_ISSUER_LABEL = "Agentcard";
/** A vault card's brand as a label ("visa" → "Visa"); no brand reads "Card". */
export declare function vaultBrandLabel(brand: string | null | undefined): string;
/** The enrollment behind a BYOC card, as joined into the card list. */
export type ConnectedCardDisplay = {
    binIssuer?: string | null;
    brand?: string | null;
    network?: string | null;
    last4?: string | null;
} | null;
/**
 * BIN data arrives shouted and legally decorated ("JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.").
 * Trim it to something a person recognizes on a statement.
 */
export declare function prettyIssuer(raw: string | null | undefined): string | null;
/**
 * What to print in an "Issuer" column.
 *   Agentcard-issued  → "Agentcard"
 *   BYOC, enriched    → "Chase Visa 1176"
 *   BYOC, thin BIN    → "Visa 1176" / "your card" when we know nothing
 */
export declare function cardIssuerLabel(card: {
    provider?: string | null;
    connectedCard?: ConnectedCardDisplay;
}): string;
/** A row of the user's own enrolled cards, as the API lists them. */
export type AttachedRowLabelInput = {
    brand?: string | null;
    network?: string | null;
    binIssuer?: string | null;
    last4?: string | null;
};
/** "Chase Visa •••• 1176" — name the user's own card the way their statement does. */
export declare function attachedCardLabel(r: AttachedRowLabelInput): string;
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