OnlyFans
- Alias name at checkout
- No daily or monthly limit
- Block the card to unsubscribe
Virtual Visa cards · Funded with crypto
Spend Crypto.
Stay Private.
Your Crypto. Your Identity. Your Privacy.
Pay with
VISA
Works with supported merchants like these
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ChatGPT
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Claude
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Google Ads
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Netflix
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Perplexity
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Hostinger
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Spotify
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Amazon
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Adobe
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Shopify
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Meta Ads
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YouTube
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Notion
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GitHub
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DigitalOcean
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Apple
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Vercel
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Cloudflare
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Kinguin
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OnlyFans
The merchant sees your card.
Nothing more.
Never exposed
- Real identity
- Bank account
- Bank card
- Banking details
- Crypto balance
- Remaining funds
Your crypto. Your card. Your privacy.
From crypto to checkout.
In three steps.
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01
Add funds
Add BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL or XMR to your wallet.
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02
Create a card
Your card comes with a number, expiry date and CVV.
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03
Pay online
Enter the card at checkout. The store sees the card alias name, not your real name.
Fund your wallet
with the coins you hold.
Deposit any of these coins. The amount is added to your wallet, and you can use it for new cards and top-ups.
- Bitcoin BTC
- Ethereum ETH
- Tether USDT
- USD Coin USDC
- Solana SOL
- Monero XMR
- TRON TRX
- Toncoin TON
- BNB BNB
- Litecoin LTC
- Dogecoin DOGE
- Avalanche AVAX
- Polygon POL
- Bitcoin Cash BCH
- Dai DAI
- Dash DASH
- Shiba Inu SHIB
- SushiSwap SUSHI
- Gram GRAM
- More Shown at deposit
Simple fees.
Shown before you pay.
New card
$12.50
One-time fee for each card
Monthly fee
$10/mo
For each card, paid from your wallet
Card top-up
9.5%+ $3
Each time you add money to a card
- Withdraw from a card
- $1.00 flat fee
- Add funds to your wallet
- Depends on the method
- Withdraw from your wallet
- Depends on the method
- Limit per payment
- Up to $5,000
- Daily and monthly limit
- None
- Card network
- Visa
What is the Shield 3DS Card?
It is a virtual USD Visa card for paying online, funded with crypto. It supports 3D Secure and works with supported merchants, such as AI tools, online services, ad platforms, software and hosting.
How do I get a card?
Create an account and deposit crypto into your wallet. Then choose the Shield 3DS Card, add a nickname if you want one, and enter how much to put on the card. You see every fee before you confirm.
Which coins can I deposit?
Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana, TRON, Toncoin, Monero and other major coins. Your wallet shows the full list and the exact network to send on before you deposit.
How much does it cost?
A new card is $12.50 one time, and each card costs $10 a month, paid from your wallet. Adding money to a card costs 9.5% + $3, and taking money off a card costs $1 or 1%. You see the exact amount before you confirm.
Are there spending limits?
Each payment can be up to $5,000. There is no daily or monthly limit.
Where can I use the card?
With supported merchants in allowed categories, such as Claude, ChatGPT, OnlyFans, ad platforms, hosting, software and digital subscriptions. Before you pay, check the list of accepted merchants and allowed merchant category codes (MCCs).
Does the card support 3D Secure?
Yes, with supported merchants. 3D Secure is an extra check some stores ask for at checkout. You can find the card 3DS password and the latest one-time code on the card page.
How do I move money on or off my card?
Open the card page. Choose Top Up to move money from your wallet onto the card, or Withdraw to move it back to your wallet. Withdrawals work while the card is active.
What happens if my wallet cannot cover the monthly fee?
If your wallet balance is lower than the monthly fee when it is due, the card is blocked for good. Any money left on the card goes back to your wallet, and you are not charged the fee.
24/7 human support
Real people, ready to help
Our support team is real people, not bots. We are online 24/7. Chat with us about your cards, deposits or account.
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Real people
Talk to someone who knows the product.
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Open 24/7
Day or night, weekends too.
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Quick replies
Most chats get a reply within minutes.
Ready to pay online with crypto?
Open an account, add crypto and create your first virtual card. You see the card fees before you confirm.