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
Onboard card review: what the virtual card really offers
Onboard is one of those crypto card services that promises to make a stored balance behave like an ordinary payment card. It…
OnCards card review: a Telegram card with no published fees
If you have run into trouble getting an ordinary bank card — because of where you live, what your documents say, or…
Pay It Now card review: a virtual card for crypto in NZ and Australia
Pay It Now is a virtual, reloadable prepaid Mastercard that you fund from crypto and spend like an ordinary payment card. The…
PayPaw Card Review: Prepaid Solana Card With No Top-Ups
The PayPaw card is not a bank account, and it does not pretend to be one. It is a prepaid card, bought…
Payth card review: a virtual crypto card with ATM access, in plain terms
Payth is a virtual card tied to a custodial crypto wallet, issued through an app, that lets you spend BTC, ETH or…
PayWide card review: what it costs and who it suits
PayWide looks attractive from a distance. There is no monthly fee, the card is virtual, and you can load it from a…
Pintopay card review: a Telegram-first crypto card with real questions to answer
Pintopay pitches itself as a way to spend USDT and other crypto from a Visa-branded card, and to do most of it…
PowerPay card review: who it’s really for in 2026
PowerPay is a mobile app that gives you a virtual dollar card you can load by selling crypto. The pitch is simple…
Privacy Gateway card review: a no-KYC Visa you can fund with crypto
Privacy Gateway is a no-KYC virtual Visa that you fund with crypto and spend like any other card. The pitch is simple:…
PSTNET card review: who it actually works for
PSTNET is a virtual card service aimed at people who cannot get an ordinary bank card, or who need card numbers quickly…
Relopay Card Review: What It Costs and Who Can Use It
The Relopay card is a virtual prepaid card that spends a balance you load with USDT. It is built for one specific…
RivoCard review: a fast virtual card you fund with crypto
If you have struggled to get an ordinary bank card — because of where you live, your status, or simply how long…
