Use crypto for prepaid card spending
Choose from the token and network combinations currently available in your ZexoCard account. Funding your account wallet and loading a card are separate actions; follow the instructions for the route you selected.
Pick the right funding route
USDT, USDC and Bitcoin are distinct assets, and network selection matters even when two tokens have similar names. Use the address created for your selected combination. The displayed minimum is specific to the deposit instructions and can differ from the minimum amount you can load onto a card.
Know when funds are ready
Sending crypto starts the deposit; confirmation and wallet credit follow. After credit, load the card and check its available balance. Keep the deposit and card-load references if you need to compare the crypto amount sent with the spending amount received.
From crypto to virtual card spending
A crypto deposit can include network and conversion costs. The amount sent on-chain can therefore differ from the wallet credit received. New cards and top-ups have separate fees shown on their confirmation screens. Review the total required as well as the amount that will be loaded onto the card.
If a direct crypto card-payment option is available, follow that order's payment instructions instead of using a general wallet deposit address. Sending funds to a wallet deposit address does not itself select or buy a card.
No-KYC registration and payment privacy
No-KYC describes signup without the standard identity-document upload. It does not make blockchain transfers or merchant payments anonymous. Public transaction records, account activity and a merchant's checkout requirements still matter. Read the card privacy explanation before choosing a product on privacy grounds.
Frequently asked questions
Is a no-KYC card a credit card?
The card is prepaid: you load funds before spending. A no-KYC signup does not provide borrowing or an overdraft.