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Search by card name, network or document, then combine filters. The list includes 21 cards without a termination label and one marked as terminated by the reference.
Costs use its first-card, 1,000 USDT, ten-payment, foreign-currency scenario, excluding gas. “≥” is a lower bound; an undisclosed fee is not zero. “Not explicitly excluded” does not confirm eligibility. View reference
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Published fees are close to zero; the eligibility page limits access to EEA and Swiss residents.
Uses wallet spending authorizations. Check residence and eligibility restrictions first.
Fixed fees apply per transaction, making payment frequency an important part of the cost.
Offers bulk issuing and published limits, with a 4% plus 1 USD funding fee.
Targets ad payments with detailed pricing. Include both issuance and funding charges.
The reference lists no monthly or cross-border fee; confirm funding charges in the app.
Existing Bybit users can check card eligibility; combine crypto conversion and FX costs.
Costs depend on the asset used, and available regions must be checked during application.
The reference marks mainland China as restricted. Check residence before comparing costs.
Card terms differ by region. Use the pricing and conditions for your own residence.
The reference lists a USDT payment spread; check eligibility and full pricing in the app.
Document requirements are detailed, while availability depends on the supported-region list.
Provides ad-team features. Include per-card monthly charges alongside transaction costs.
The reference describes a European-resident option. Check debit and credit modes separately.
ATM rules and limits are published; check spending fees and availability in the app.
Includes ad-payment and TRC20 tags; the reference marks mainland-issued documents as restricted.
Offers issuing tools for ad teams. Request a written quote where public pricing is missing.
Supports multiple assets and networks. Confirm funding, spending fees and account limits.
The reference flags inconsistent entity information. Verify the operator, terms and pricing.
An enterprise option requiring KYB. Pricing is by quote and must not be treated as zero.
The reference lists no annual or monthly fee, while flagging conflicting regional eligibility pages.
Marked as terminated in the reference. Retained for historical identification and balance enquiries.
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The reference lists ID cards for ether.fi Cash and Tevau; passports for those two plus PokePay and ExCards; passport plus proof of address for ether.fi Cash, MetaMask Card and Wirex. Business-document tags appear for KAST and PhotonPay.
A document tag does not override residence restrictions or guarantee acceptance. Confirm the specific product, complete KYC and then fund.
Teams should compare each funding percentage against monthly volume and separate cards by project for accounting.
Typical flow: verify identity → transfer a supported asset → convert or authorize wallet spending → pay through the card network. The platform, issuing bank and card network have different roles.
Prepaid cards use a funded balance; collateral-backed credit can involve repayment or interest; self-custody products use wallet authorizations. Check which model applies.
Read the introduction →Include network fees, issuance, funding percentages and fixed fees, per-payment authorization, conversion and FX. Monthly fees, minimum balances and refund charges can also matter.
The reference examples exclude gas. Funding repeatedly amplifies fixed fees: a 4% + 1 USD charge costs 5% on a 100 USD funding.
Open the cost calculator →Check the operator and issuing partner, balance protection, freeze and refund terms. Keep payment balances proportionate to your needs. The reference marks DuPay as terminated.
Use your own valid documents and a supported residence. A successful card link does not guarantee an ad account will pass platform review.
This is reference material. We do not claim ongoing issuer verification or card testing.
Most U cards use prepaid or asset-backed balances. A bank credit card normally provides a credit line based on underwriting. Some U cards use collateral-backed credit instead.
It depends on the specific issuer, product and residence rules. The reference marks RedotPay, ether.fi Cash, MetaMask Card, Nexo Card, UUPAY and Bleap as restricted. A missing restriction is not an approval.
They are reference-scenario estimates, rather than live quotes. Fully disclosed examples range roughly from 0% to 11%; the zero-fee example has regional restrictions. Lower-bound figures omit unknown charges.
First match the exact network supported by the receiving platform, then compare current withdrawal and network charges. Never choose solely by a general assumption about fees.
The reference identifies ad features for ExCards, KripiCard, PhotonPay and VMCardio, among others. Actual acceptance also depends on the merchant, BIN, region and account review.
Protection depends on the issuer and product terms. Platform or issuing-bank changes may freeze cards or end service; review balance recovery rules before funding.