Getting a "CVC" depends entirely on whether you are referring to a Card Verification Code for a financial transaction or seeking Corporate Venture Capital funding for a startup business. If you are looking for the CVC on your credit or debit card (also known as CVV or CSC), you already have it. For Visa, Mastercard, and Discover cards, the CVC is a three-digit security number printed flat on the back of the card, usually in or right next to the signature panel. For American Express cards, it is a four-digit code printed on the front of the card above the main account number. This code is required for online purchases to verify physical possession of the card. On the other hand, if you are an entrepreneur looking to "get CVC" in the form of Corporate Venture Capital investment, you must actively pitch your startup to the venture arms of large corporations (like Google Ventures, Intel Capital, or Salesforce Ventures). To secure this funding, your business must demonstrate not only a strong potential for financial return but also a strategic alignment with the parent corporation's ecosystem, showing how your innovative technology or service could complement their existing products or open up new, relevant markets.