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.
