Bit2Card - No KYC Crypto Card

[UseBit2Card]

Introducing the First No KYC Crypto Virtual Card!

 •  Create Visa Virtual Cards with Crypto

 •  Link Your Card To Apple Pay & Google Pay

 •  No KYC Verification required up to 10k per month in deposits

 •  Spend anywhere in the world Visa is accepted (Over 120M Merchants)

Create your card at https://bit2card.com

Join our Telegram Channel https://t.me/UseBit2Card

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the Bit2Card fees?

A: Bit2Card charges a 5% fee on deposits, but there are no fees for card creation.

Q: What are the Bit2Card limits?

A: For our USA cards, the maximum limit is $1,000 per card, while for international cards, the limit is $750.

Q: Do I need to verify my identity?

A: No KYC is required unless you intend to create more than $10,000 in cards per month.

[bias]

Frequently Asked Questions
A: Bit2Card charges a 5% fee on deposits, but there are no fees for card creation.

It would be far better to charge a small one-time fee for the creation instead of 5% for each deposit!

A: For our USA cards, the maximum limit is $1,000 per card, while for international cards, the limit is $750.

The limit is referring to monthly, yearly, or all-time? I mean, these cards are one-time fill like prepaid, or we can issue one and recharge it?

A: No KYC is required unless you intend to create more than $10,000 in cards per month.

If that's the case, what KYC will you need, and who will keep them?

[UseBit2Card]

Hey Bias,

Happy to answer your questions! We’ve found that taking a percentage of deposits is a more competitive approach—especially since some companies are charging $40–$60 just for a single card, which we feel is a bit excessive.

Our cards are one-time prepaid cards. The limit refers to how much you can load per card—each card can hold up to $1,000, with a maximum of $10,000 in total card creations per month.

If you'd like to go beyond the $1,000 limit per card and increase your monthly cap, we do offer a KYC option, which would require your ID, SSN, and a selfie holding your ID.

Let me know if you have any additional questions on how our service works!

[JeromeTash]

Introducing the First No KYC Crypto Virtual Card!

It's certainly not the first 

Create your card at https://bit2card.com

Your sign-up page take forever to load.

Q: What are the Bit2Card fees?

A: Bit2Card charges a 5% fee on deposits, but there are no fees for card creation.

That fee is huge, mate, compared to some of your competitors. I could quote you fees for a few active services for context.

Your terms and conditions plus privacy policy are nowhere to be seen. Please correct that.

[bias]

We’ve found that taking a percentage of deposits is a more competitive approach—especially since some companies are charging $40–$60 just for a single card, which we feel is a bit excessive.

5% for a 1k max deposit is $50, so basically, you are in the same spot as the competition. Since some of your competitors have no fees at all for deposits or 1%.

Our cards are one-time prepaid cards. The limit refers to how much you can load per card—each card can hold up to $1,000, with a maximum of $10,000 in total card creations per month.

Ok. However, can I load my card multiple times until I reach the limit, or not? If I can, then the 5% is more than big that it is already.

If you'd like to go beyond the $1,000 limit per card and increase your monthly cap, we do offer a KYC option, which would require your ID, SSN, and a selfie holding your ID.

Ok. And what exactly can this option offer? I mean it's a different "plan".

Your sign-up page take forever to load.

Same problem here...

Your terms and conditions plus privacy policy are nowhere to be seen. Please correct that.

Or he can post them here.

[dkbit98]

Introducing the First No KYC Crypto Virtual Card!

Nope, this is not the first no-kyc crypto card.
There are many other alternative cards for a while, and they even have better fees compared to your service.
But can you please tell us what third party service you are using, AlchemyPay or something else?

[NotATether]

Hey; this is the wrong board for your topic. It should be in Service Announcements.

[Lucius]

What I'm interested in is how much the transaction fees are, given that most virtual cards are issued in USD and charge for conversion when paying in another currency. Some issuers of such cards charge a minimum of $2 + a percentage of the transaction value for each transaction, which means that these are by no means cards for low-value transactions.

[riyan96]

Yeah, I’ve tried a few no-KYC options and honestly the fee structure and limits really make or break it. One-time prepaid cards don’t work for me because I need something I can reload over time without hitting low limits every month. Also, if I’m going to pay a 5% fee every time I load the card, that racks up fast, especially if I’m doing large volume transactions.

I’ve been using the best no-kyc crypto card I found recently since it lets me go way over 1k per card and is reloadable, which is a big plus. The fees are similar but the long-term flexibility’s worth it.

[Webetcoins]

Firstly, I think this belongs to the services section because you are not performing any exchange.

I am interested in the service and will try it because I have been using ezzocard for now and while they are good, they are damn costly and the card creation cost it a bit too high for regular uses. But, your service also asks for 5% fee for depositing cryptos which is again a pain for small user like myself.

Would have to see if the cards work for the sites I pay on because that's the real challenge. Will update once I have purchased a card and use it (because I am not from tier1 countries and my requirements are country specific in most cases).

[bias]

Firstly, I think this belongs to the services section because you are not performing any exchange.

I am interested in the service and will try it because I have been using ezzocard for now and while they are good, they are damn costly and the card creation cost it a bit too high for regular uses. But, your service also asks for 5% fee for depositing cryptos which is again a pain for small user like myself.

Would have to see if the cards work for the sites I pay on because that's the real challenge. Will update once I have purchased a card and use it (because I am not from tier1 countries and my requirements are country specific in most cases).

I suggest you not proceed with this service. OP doesn't reply, he has not even been logging from the moment he opened his thread. That's a red flag already. He also charges a big percentage with small limits, and in the case that you want more, you will have to pass KYC and share your ID and doxs with an unknown person through TG. Doesn't sound so tempting. Of course, it's entirely up to you if you want to check and use this service, but IMHO it won't be worth the risk. Good luck in whatever you choose.