[Prepaid Card] Solcard.cc

[PolarCrypto]

All feedback and experience with Solcard.cc are welcome in this  thread. I searched the forum and only found it on some lists, along with an old comment from 2025. This service looks too good to be true, and Trustpilot has some very concerning reviews.

Please share your experiences with this provider in this thread - all feedback is highly appreciated.


19.09.2026: A bitcointalk member reported that Solcard updated their Terms of Service to include: "SolCard reserves the right, but is not obliged, to charge each Card balance a dormancy fee of 10% of the remaining balance per month"

[Upgrade00]

Can you share some details on how the project works and hos it's a hyip? They have very poor reviews and that's enough to conclude that it's very shady and should be avoided. But it helps to give some details on how the service operates to rip users off beyond being just a prepaid card. Their website doesn't have much information I could find.

[BitMaxz]

Have you tested this card? I mean, why not tell us where this card usually works? So that we know where we can use this card because not all sites accept unknown cards just like this one.

Does this card work on Amazon? or in Bing or Microsoft ads? Because many people on the other forum are looking for a card that works on adwords and bing ads and some social media accounts for marketing purposes because it offers a free credit to new cards and accounts. "Free" means free advertising by just abusing using your card.

I never heard this but this site seems a 2 year old site.

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Domain:
solcard.cc
Registered On:
2024-03-01
Expires On:
2027-03-01
Updated On:
2026-01-30
Status:
client transfer prohibited
Name Servers:
evangeline.ns.cloudflare.com
quentin.ns.cloudflare.com

It seems the card from their site asks for a $40 fee to issue a card? I just heard this on some old thread. It also looks like it works just the same as PayWithMoon.

[PolarCrypto]

Can you share some details on how the project works and hos it's a hyip? They have very poor reviews and that's enough to conclude that it's very shady and should be avoided. But it helps to give some details on how the service operates to rip users off beyond being just a prepaid card. Their website doesn't have much information I could find.

No clue. This is a post where I am asking for experiences and feedback. I don't know anything about this card or company, that's why I am asking here.

Have you tested this card? I mean, why not tell us where this card usually works? So that we know where we can use this card because not all sites accept unknown cards just like this one.

Does this card work on Amazon? or in Bing or Microsoft ads? Because many people on the other forum are looking for a card that works on adwords and bing ads and some social media accounts for marketing purposes because it offers a free credit to new cards and accounts. "Free" means free advertising by just abusing using your card.

I never heard this but this site seems a 2 year old site.

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Domain:
solcard.cc
Registered On:
2024-03-01
Expires On:
2027-03-01
Updated On:
2026-01-30
Status:
client transfer prohibited
Name Servers:
evangeline.ns.cloudflare.com
quentin.ns.cloudflare.com

It seems the card from their site asks for a $40 fee to issue a card? I just heard this on some old thread. It also looks like it works just the same as PayWithMoon.

No, I have not. I am asking here for experiences before I test it out... So please, someone with experience who has used this card before, answer.

[Upgrade00]

No clue. This is a post where I am asking for experiences and feedback. I don't know anything about this card or company, that's why I am asking here.

I just assumed you'll have had some contact with the service to motivate you to make a thread about them. If you come across a service you suspect to be shady starting a thread for them gives them publicity on the forum.

[PolarCrypto]

No clue. This is a post where I am asking for experiences and feedback. I don't know anything about this card or company, that's why I am asking here.

I just assumed you'll have had some contact with the service to motivate you to make a thread about them. If you come across a service you suspect to be shady starting a thread for them gives them publicity on the forum.

Nope. This is a sub-forum specifically for discussing other services and providers. I made this post because I want others to share their experience about them before I eventually try them. Also, if someone has something positive or negative to share, it will be helpful to others later who have the same intentions to try them.

Based on my research using forums and web, they appear to be honest with small amounts but switch to scamming on larger transactions. They even charge a fee for low-amount shopping with their card. I would be careful to use their service before someone share their positive experience with them.

[hugeblack]

 1. The service claims to be trusted by 500,000+ users, but a quick Google search reveals that the number of reviews is far less than that.
 2. The service claims to be registered in Hong Kong with the legal details SC PAYMENTS LIMITED · BRN 78350827, but a search for the registration number yielded little information. Furthermore, "SC PAYMENTS LIMITED" is associated with a paid UK registration number—a common practice among scammers.
 3. The service requires completion of KYC before any payments can be made.

Since KYC is mandatory, there are many alternatives available, so there's no reason to risk using this service, especially given the lack of a detailed explanation of the fees.

In short, it's more of a scam, and there are better alternatives for those who can complete KYC.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

They started asking for KYC verification not so long ago. NO KYC was a good selling point but not any more.

solcard.cc asking for KYC now
And support doesn't reply at all

That card top-up fee is too high to my liking on top of the Tx fees. Not a card that now requires KYC verification. Maybe they should revise the fees too.

[FinneysTrueVision]

They started asking for KYC verification not so long ago. NO KYC was a good selling point but not any more.

solcard.cc asking for KYC now
And support doesn't reply at all

That card top-up fee is too high to my liking on top of the Tx fees. Not a card that now requires KYC verification. Maybe they should revise the fees too.

I remembered having an account with them and I logged in today. I tested the card creation process for their virtual card and it did not ask for KYC. When searching their Telegram group, there are some people who say KYC is mandatory and some who say cards can be created without KYC. Even though it might be possible sometimes, I would not choose this card if staying anonymous was important to me.

[hugeblack]

I remembered having an account with them and I logged in today. I tested the card creation process for their virtual card and it did not ask for KYC.

Is this card really that popular? It's the first time I've heard of them and there aren't many reviews on Reddit or other forums.
If they have implemented KYC soon, there may be a delay for older accounts, but it will definitely be applied to everyone.

[NotATether]

They started asking for KYC verification not so long ago. NO KYC was a good selling point but not any more.

I actually did KYC years ago, but their email system for some reason decided to stop sending confirmation links to my email address (other addresses still work), and because the automated KYC checker rejects duplicate submissions, I am essentially locked out of the service.

It's a shame, because it's a good card, but I contacted support about it - Interstellar from Telegram - and he basically said something along the lines of Protonmail rejecting/dropping messages coming from their servers. But that can't be true because other email addresses from Proton also work.

Fortunately I don't have a balance in there but it's a really bad issue.

[PolarCrypto]

They started asking for KYC verification not so long ago. NO KYC was a good selling point but not any more.

solcard.cc asking for KYC now
And support doesn't reply at all

That card top-up fee is too high to my liking on top of the Tx fees. Not a card that now requires KYC verification. Maybe they should revise the fees too.

I remembered having an account with them and I logged in today. I tested the card creation process for their virtual card and it did not ask for KYC. When searching their Telegram group, there are some people who say KYC is mandatory and some who say cards can be created without KYC. Even though it might be possible sometimes, I would not choose this card if staying anonymous was important to me.

I think the virtual card for spending online is non-KYC, and the 'platinum' one for Google and Apple Pay has KYC. At least thats what the live chat said.

They started asking for KYC verification not so long ago. NO KYC was a good selling point but not any more.

I actually did KYC years ago, but their email system for some reason decided to stop sending confirmation links to my email address (other addresses still work), and because the automated KYC checker rejects duplicate submissions, I am essentially locked out of the service.

It's a shame, because it's a good card, but I contacted support about it - Interstellar from Telegram - and he basically said something along the lines of Protonmail rejecting/dropping messages coming from their servers. But that can't be true because other email addresses from Proton also work.

Fortunately I don't have a balance in there but it's a really bad issue.

I once made a new e-mail, and right after I used it in a service. The email was still not active apparently, and when the service tried to email me, they got a 'does not exist' error, which ended up in a blacklist of the email. I never could receive more emails from that service..  I had to create a new one with Proton. Maybe it's something like this?

And could you please elaborate on what you mean by 'good card'? Did you actually use it and have decent amounts on it without problems?

1. The service claims to be trusted by 500,000+ users, but a quick Google search reveals that the number of reviews is far less than that.
 2. The service claims to be registered in Hong Kong with the legal details SC PAYMENTS LIMITED · BRN 78350827, but a search for the registration number yielded little information. Furthermore, "SC PAYMENTS LIMITED" is associated with a paid UK registration number—a common practice among scammers.
 3. The service requires completion of KYC before any payments can be made.

Since KYC is mandatory, there are many alternatives available, so there's no reason to risk using this service, especially given the lack of a detailed explanation of the fees.

In short, it's more of a scam, and there are better alternatives for those who can complete KYC.

Thanks for sharing. I found a lot of red flags as well, but some people report it's a good card... So I don't know what to believe. I'm not going to put any money down before I see some more positive reports though.

[NotATether]

And could you please elaborate on what you mean by 'good card'? Did you actually use it and have decent amounts on it without problems?

Yes. I could spend with it, I could use 3DS, the BIN worked in many places. Absolutely zero problems with the card itself. Only gripe is, well, I could only deposit SOL on it.

But it's interesting to hear that I'm not the only one who noticed their mail delivery system is jank. So I would probably say avoid, until they find a way to fix this problem.

They have a large support Telegram channel though.

[FinneysTrueVision]

1. The service claims to be trusted by 500,000+ users, but a quick Google search reveals that the number of reviews is far less than that.
 2. The service claims to be registered in Hong Kong with the legal details SC PAYMENTS LIMITED · BRN 78350827, but a search for the registration number yielded little information. Furthermore, "SC PAYMENTS LIMITED" is associated with a paid UK registration number—a common practice among scammers.
 3. The service requires completion of KYC before any payments can be made.

I looked up their company name on the Hong Kong Companies Registry site and there was limited information about them but they are an active registered business in Hong Kong. That registration has only been active for 13 months. Prior to that, they may have been registered somewhere else.

Is this card really that popular? It's the first time I've heard of them and there aren't many reviews on Reddit or other forums.

They were one of the more well known non-KYC cards, but they definitely never had over 500,000 users.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Is this card really that popular? It's the first time I've heard of them and there aren't many reviews on Reddit or other forums.

I don't think it's so popular as the claim, but what I remember is that they capitalized on the Solana memecoin hype. I think I even traded its coins at one point, and at that time it was really doing well. Maybe that's how it attracted attention for most users, and to be honest, that's how I got to know about the card some weeks later from their token's website.

Once the memecoin hype continued to die down, they decided to focus more on the card thingy.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I tried Solcard a while back for a few small online payments. It worked, but the fee structure is honestly brutal once you factor in the top-up fees and the exchange rate spread. Dropped it and ended up sticking with cards from tier-1 exchanges for regular spending, or other no-KYC alternatives when privacy is needed. Definitely wouldn't keep large balances there.

I said this before, the high top-up fees and unfriendly exchange rate make no sense to a regular user if the card is not going to provide what pushes the users to use the card anyway - anonymity. I would rather choose other crypto cards that require KYC but have much lower fees.
Solcard.cc just shot themselves in the foot.

[libert19]

I have mentioned my experience here and here — not sure if you are referring to my comment in OP but I am mentioning it anyway.

Do note that, above 'was' my experience and I make no guarantees hereon, I haven't used the site since I posted above two responses and I had no idea that they have made kyc mandatory now as earlier comments mention.

...

That card top-up fee is too high to my liking on top of the Tx fees.

Solana transactions costs pennies, at least that's what I paid when I used it.


I'll look back into it when I am feeling less restless.

[MadSl1m]

Did you guys notice their latest T&C update ? If there's no activity for 90 days: "SolCard reserves the right, but is not obliged, to charge each Card balance a dormancy fee of 10% of the remaining balance per month". That's crazy. Besides the big top-up fees, it only makes sense to top up the exact sum you want to spend.

[PolarCrypto]

Did you guys notice their latest T&C update ? If there's no activity for 90 days: "SolCard reserves the right, but is not obliged, to charge each Card balance a dormancy fee of 10% of the remaining balance per month". That's crazy. Besides the big top-up fees, it only makes sense to top up the exact sum you want to spend.

No, and I definitely won't be using them in the future now. Do they specify what they mean by "activity"? Is just logging in enough, or do you actually have to use the card?

[MadSl1m]

Did you guys notice their latest T&C update ? If there's no activity for 90 days: "SolCard reserves the right, but is not obliged, to charge each Card balance a dormancy fee of 10% of the remaining balance per month". That's crazy. Besides the big top-up fees, it only makes sense to top up the exact sum you want to spend.

No, and I definitely won't be using them in the future now. Do they specify what they mean by "activity"? Is just logging in enough, or do you actually have to use the card?

Probably no spending for 90 days. So best use its 1 time topup>spend card. I did some research on non kyc cards, they are very shady with crazy fees. I found out only shopping cards is really good like amazon gift card  via bitrefill or  something like this.