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Topic: [V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards (Read 5616 times)

legendary
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January 24, 2025, 05:55:52 AM
Sendex is gone:

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https://t.me/c/2017038958/142035
[XmasterAI - dev]
Dear Sendex Community

Through the past several months, we put all of our efforts to expand the Sendex ecosystem specially the Sendex Card section. As a real world legal registered company, we were always talking and negotiating under our company name and all of our contracts with providers and fintech companies are done under a real company name of ours. This lead us to some strict responsibilities and restrictions when it came to involving cryptocurrencies. We faced demanding super high fees and collateral from some of the providers and low quality services from some others.
We were switching between different providers weekly (or even daily) behind the scenes to give our users a desirable and smooth experience when using Sendex Cards.

Unfortunately most of reliable providers are rejecting any cooperation with crypto companies like us and it is nearly impossible for us to continue this way to find and work good companies to work with. Due to this matter and also a huge volume drop on using cards in crypto market (maybe because of the market situation) and more importantly the legal matters with this kind of business , we came up to a conclusion to shutdown this project. We are not happy about this, after almost 1 year of hard working from our dedicated technical & development team, our legal team and our executive team  and with +$1m card purchase volume on first months, we were drawing a bright picture for this project but things in other side of the market which are out of our control cause the pain and problem and finally prevent us to continue.

Until our current card providers are active and working with us, Sendex Cards bot will be online and functioning.

The LP is expiring today and will not get extended and will get removed after a week from today. This is your choice to sell your tokens or keep them and use the Sendex Cards with your Sendex Level.

Thank you.
legendary
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January 20, 2025, 02:11:36 AM
Bump!

I may still be scraping bitcointalk, but I have not forgotten about this thread. Still compiling the VCC database for the new website.
legendary
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Crypto Swap Exchange
January 05, 2025, 02:52:47 PM
Has anyone heard of ‘instacard.uk’? Huh I tried searching for any comments about them but couldn’t find anything.
They're probably not very popular if you can't find any feedback about them.
Judging by their website (and some screenshots from the web archive), there has been no update here for a long time. This is not the best sign, an independent website seems like a shell, without a guarantee that the service is functional.
On the website, it is written that they create more than 5000 cards every day. With such a large number of users, it would be expected that there would be some kind of feedback.

Plus, €49 card fee is quite expensive. There are many more favourable alternatives.
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January 04, 2025, 11:26:23 AM
Has anyone heard of ‘instacard.uk’? Huh I tried searching for any comments about them but couldn’t find anything.
legendary
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January 02, 2025, 03:24:21 PM
Trocador sells cards? I think they must be already activated prepaid cards that they buy from elsewhere. No way the Trocador guys would doxx themselves to some card issuer.
They are doing it for some time, and they are not doxxing anything because everything is no real kyc, but I am not sure what providers they are using.
This are all virtual Prepaid cards, not gift cards, and you can use bitcoin, monero and many other supported coins.
Before purchasing this cards it's always recommended to read the terms and check the fees, but they usually work with Google Pay and Apple Pay.

Latest information about different Bit.store cards is that I can't see any available non-kyc virtual cards at the moment.
I don't know if this is only temporary or they switched only to physical cards with kyc now.
legendary
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January 02, 2025, 06:39:01 AM
Last time I checked virtual cards from Stealths.net, Trocador.app and few other services are still available without any KYC verification.
Thing is that fees, terms and conditions can change very quickly for this cards, so I suggest reading carefully before applying for any of them.

Trocador sells cards? I think they must be already activated prepaid cards that they buy from elsewhere. No way the Trocador guys would doxx themselves to some card issuer.

At any rate, I haven't actually seen that function yet, which is why it's not in the list of cards. I always thought it was a gift card <=> XMR exchange. How that's supposed to work, I don't know.
legendary
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December 31, 2024, 03:59:15 PM
For KYC free reloadable cards, you can try Paywithus, PST and SolCard (that last one only lets you top up with Solana).
Last time I checked virtual cards from Stealths.net, Trocador.app and few other services are still available without any KYC verification.
Thing is that fees, terms and conditions can change very quickly for this cards, so I suggest reading carefully before applying for any of them.

Yes, there are some virtual card providers that not only do offer KYC-free service but some of them even offer Monero payments, for example, Cakepay is a company that offers you to purchase gift cards and debit cards via Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin (including Lighting layer), Litecoin MWEB and so on.
Cake wallet with Cakepay is great, but I heard this cards are not available for all regions, depending on user IP addresses.
legendary
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December 30, 2024, 07:17:37 AM
Yes, there are some virtual card providers that not only do offer KYC-free service but some of them even offer Monero payments, for example, Cakepay is a company that offers you to purchase gift cards and debit cards via Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin (including Lighting layer), Litecoin MWEB and so on. I haven't tried it myself but I found very good reviews about them online.

I have checked what exactly it is about, and I can say that in terms of virtual cards Cakepay actually offers the same as Stealths - although for the Mastercard issued by the same company they claim that it does not support Google/Apple wallets - and I tried their card and can confirm that it works with Google wallet.

There is also stealth, which if I remember well, you suggested me in another thread but to be frank, I haven't tried it either. I found a different solution to my problem. By the way, SolCard also looks very interesting. It depends on what you want. Do you want them for ads? Or for shopping? I think that all these stealthy virtual card providers are resellers and on these virtual cards, I wouldn't risk to leave more than I can afford to lose.

I am primarily interested in virtual cards that support adding to mobile wallets (Google/Apple/Samsung), because in that case you can pay for goods or services at any physical location that accepts Visa/Mastercard. Of course, you can also buy online with the same cards, although many online stores in the EU require 3DS verification, which many virtual cards do not have.

As for the risk, it always exists - but usually the limit of these cards is around $1000, and a couple hundred $ is something I can always risk. I haven't had any problems so far, and no one else has reported anything when it comes to Stealths.
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December 29, 2024, 04:16:12 PM
Your choices are pretty solid, but I would also add Nexo to the list. Even though the topic says that there's no virtual card, I haven't actually updated this info yet. They've got a virtual card which you can add to Google and Apply Pay. Also has very good reviews on trustpilot.

Does their virtual card require KYC or better to ask if there is a virtual card that does not require KYC and can be topped up?
Yes, there are some virtual card providers that not only do offer KYC-free service but some of them even offer Monero payments, for example, Cakepay is a company that offers you to purchase gift cards and debit cards via Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin (including Lighting layer), Litecoin MWEB and so on. I haven't tried it myself but I found very good reviews about them online. There is also stealth, which if I remember well, you suggested me in another thread but to be frank, I haven't tried it either. I found a different solution to my problem. By the way, SolCard also looks very interesting. It depends on what you want. Do you want them for ads? Or for shopping? I think that all these stealthy virtual card providers are resellers and on these virtual cards, I wouldn't risk to leave more than I can afford to lose.
legendary
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December 29, 2024, 10:16:33 AM
~snip~
For KYC free reloadable cards, you can try Paywithus, PST and SolCard (that last one only lets you top up with Solana).


I need to check in more detail if there are any financial advantages in the cards that can be topped up compared to the one-time ones. As far as I can see, every top-up is charged, and there are also monthly fees for such cards - which in the end may have similar costs as buying new non-rechargeable virtual cards.
legendary
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December 29, 2024, 01:27:14 AM
Your choices are pretty solid, but I would also add Nexo to the list. Even though the topic says that there's no virtual card, I haven't actually updated this info yet. They've got a virtual card which you can add to Google and Apply Pay. Also has very good reviews on trustpilot.

Does their virtual card require KYC or better to ask if there is a virtual card that does not require KYC and can be topped up?

Most cards, like Nexo, require KYC before they will even issue you the card.

For KYC free reloadable cards, you can try Paywithus, PST and SolCard (that last one only lets you top up with Solana).

Usually it's not up to the platforms themselves to require KYC or not,, it's usually demanded by the partner bank to comply with AML/FATF regulations.
legendary
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December 27, 2024, 07:00:49 AM
Your choices are pretty solid, but I would also add Nexo to the list. Even though the topic says that there's no virtual card, I haven't actually updated this info yet. They've got a virtual card which you can add to Google and Apply Pay. Also has very good reviews on trustpilot.

Does their virtual card require KYC or better to ask if there is a virtual card that does not require KYC and can be topped up?
legendary
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December 27, 2024, 12:36:00 AM
Hi guys, such a damn long list and I don't really have the time to check them all one by one (need to make some payments till 31st) and realize after KYC it's damn useless or expensive, so can anyone recommend me one provider that is
- trustworthy enough
- offers a virtual card so I can use it before the physical arrives
- it's cheap or even better free
- needs to work in the EEA or EU

My picks are spectro, gate and crypto, any hidden issues or is there a better one?

Your choices are pretty solid, but I would also add Nexo to the list. Even though the topic says that there's no virtual card, I haven't actually updated this info yet. They've got a virtual card which you can add to Google and Apply Pay. Also has very good reviews on trustpilot.
member
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December 26, 2024, 10:07:34 AM
Hi guys, such a damn long list and I don't really have the time to check them all one by one (need to make some payments till 31st) and realize after KYC it's damn useless or expensive, so can anyone recommend me one provider that is
- trustworthy enough
- offers a virtual card so I can use it before the physical arrives
- it's cheap or even better free
- needs to work in the EEA or EU

My picks are spectro, gate and crypto, any hidden issues or is there a better one?

sr. member
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December 21, 2024, 04:31:29 AM
Are there any virtual ones where I can upload my ID (if necessary), fill that card with crypto, and use it globally for purchases?

Yes, you can use the Cypher card (requires KYC). I have one right now. You can connect it to an Ethereum wallet and there is an option to add it to Google Pay/Apple Pay or order a physical card.
My state is supported.
If you want to be my referrer, then feel free to leave your referral code here or send it to me in a private message. I will create an account tonight.
legendary
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December 21, 2024, 01:57:08 AM
Are there any virtual ones where I can upload my ID (if necessary), fill that card with crypto, and use it globally for purchases?

Yes, you can use the Cypher card (requires KYC). I have one right now. You can connect it to an Ethereum wallet and there is an option to add it to Google Pay/Apple Pay or order a physical card.

Most of these sites don’t mention in which regions they don’t operate, you have to check it while verifying the account then they let you know, you need documents of this country to be eligible for the card.

It's usually hidden in some obscure support page, but I'm working on gathering all that data and putting it inside a database.

If I am not wrong then there had been a site  which provided online card that were refilled from user’s crypto plus there were no verification, searched but it but couldn’t find it…

How long ago was this? I feel like if you saw it 3+ years ago then it can't be any of the cards on this list. Unless you are thinking about Zypto/FCF Pay.
legendary
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December 20, 2024, 03:59:03 PM
What does OneKey even make nowadays?
OneKey is making hardware wallets, backup cards and metal backup plates that are based on Trezor source code, but they significantly changed it for their app.
One thing I think that was worth using is their OneKey KeyTag made from titanium, but price increased since the last time I checked.
Funny enough Onekey never showed their card on official website with other products, they used separate page for that.
sr. member
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December 20, 2024, 08:36:39 AM
I am not surprised to hear that, but I won't miss it very much since it was only available to use it after passing full kyc verification.
OneKey also discontinued some of their hardware wallets... this is something typical for China  Tongue

What does OneKey even make nowadays?

NotAtether, I have checked Bit2Me & Bitrefill, both of which aren't providing Credit/Debit card in my location,

Are there any virtual ones where I can upload my ID (if necessary), fill that card with crypto, and use it globally for purchases?

You should also consider adding Astropay.com to the list.

Most of these sites don’t mention in which regions they don’t operate, you have to check it while verifying the account then they let you know, you need documents of this country to be eligible for the card.

If I am not wrong then there had been a site  which provided online card that were refilled from user’s crypto plus there were no verification, searched but it but couldn’t find it…

Rn summited an application for avalanche card.
legendary
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December 20, 2024, 02:11:04 AM
I am not surprised to hear that, but I won't miss it very much since it was only available to use it after passing full kyc verification.
OneKey also discontinued some of their hardware wallets... this is something typical for China  Tongue

What does OneKey even make nowadays?
legendary
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December 18, 2024, 10:10:40 AM
OneKey card is discontinued
I am not surprised to hear that, but I won't miss it very much since it was only available to use it after passing full kyc verification.
OneKey also discontinued some of their hardware wallets... this is something typical for China  Tongue

Very strange how they haven't posted on their Bitcointalk thread. They did announce it on BlackHatWorld though.
Maybe they are not so much active in Bitcointalk forum anymore.
I think regulations is getting more strict for cards like this, so pay attention if you are using any similar cards.


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