Virtual cards in the catalogue
Entries in this part of the catalogue describe cards with no plastic. They are issued within minutes, some can be added to a phone wallet, and they suit subscriptions, online services and shops abroad. A good share is distributed through Telegram bots and small apps.
The fields worth comparing are issuance and top-up fees, currency conversion, the services that reject the card and the behaviour once the balance is spent.
Many of the listed services are young, and their documentation is thin. Where terms are vague the entry states it, and numbers from third parties carry an unofficial label.
Articles
Goblin card review: the $350 pitch behind a no-KYC card
If you have ever been turned away from an ordinary bank account, a crypto card with no identity checks will look like…
Gpayvcc card review: virtual prepaid, paid in crypto
The first thing to understand about Gpayvcc is what kind of thing it is. It is not a bank. It is not…
HexaCard Card Review 2026: Fees, Top-Up & Safety Guide
HexaCard is a crypto payment card available in virtual and physical form, accepting cryptocurrency deposits and fiat via major payment networks. After…
HostFi card review: who it is for and what it really costs
HostFi is a fintech app that advertises a virtual Visa or Mastercard, fundable with fiat or with digital assets, with an emphasis…
HyperCard Card Review: What You Actually Get for Your Crypto
HyperCard is a prepaid card you load with crypto and spend like an ordinary payment card. The idea is simple and, in…
IMBA Wallet card review: a ruble-friendly virtual Visa for crypto users
If you hold USDT and you live in Russia or somewhere in the CIS, the IMBA Wallet card is one of the…
IncoCard review: no-KYC crypto card, high fees
IncoCard is one of those crypto cards built around a single promise: you will not be asked for your name. You sign…
Infini Card Review: Score, Suspension, and Holder Options
Infini was one of those cards that promised to solve a real problem: being able to spend crypto, or stablecoins, from something…
IZIPAY Card Review: An Anonymous Card With Open Questions
IZIPAY sells a simple promise: pay crypto, spend fiat, no documents. The card itself is unusually capable for that pitch — virtual…
Kardpay card review: what it costs and who it fits
Kardpay is a crypto-funded payment card, aimed at people who want to spend a stablecoin balance through an ordinary card number, an…
Karta card review: a Telegram-native crypto Visa, with caveats
Karta is one of a small group of payment cards you set up and run from inside Telegram. The hook is straightforward:…
Kazawallet Card Review: What It Is, What It Costs
Kazawallet is not a bank and not a physical card. What it is, on the evidence I could find, is a virtual…
