VCC for Sale: 17 Prepaid Cards by Network and Country

VCC for Sale: 17 Prepaid Cards by Network and Country

Quick answer: Cryptaacard has 17 prepaid virtual cards for sale on the Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, UnionPay and JCB networks. They are listed as issued in the USA, Turkey, Argentina, Egypt, China and Japan, and some are global. Choose by issuing country, network and whether the card is reloadable or single-use.

Every card is prepaid, not credit: there is no credit check, and a charge bigger than the card balance declines. Each card has a one-time price from $100 to $300, shown before you buy and taken from your crypto balance, and there is no monthly fee. Activation apply. You top up that balance with coins such as USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH and SOL. See pricing or browse all cards.

Every card for sale at Cryptaacard

The table lists all 17 cards with the network and issuing country shown for each. Where a BIN is listed, it follows the network. "Not shown" means the listing does not give the network, so check the card page before buying.

CardNetwork and BINIssued in
Virtual Visa ReloadableVisa 428801USA
Virtual Visa GoldVisa 434769USA
Virtual Visa PlatinumVisa 404389USA
Visa Virtual UniversalVisa 442256USA
Mastercard Reloadable ClassicMastercard 527520USA
Turkish MastercardMastercardTurkey
Lira Currency CardVisaTurkey
Argentine Peso CardMastercardArgentina
Argentine Peso Maestro DebitMaestroArgentina
Egyptian Maestro DebitMaestroEgypt
Unionpay CNUnionPayChina
Japanese Virtual CardJCB 180009Japan
ChatGPT AI Reloadable CardNot shownGlobal
Claude AI Reloadable CardNot shownGlobal
AI Payment Universal CardNot shownGlobal
AI App And API PaymentNot shownGlobal
Microsoft Payment CardNot shownGlobal

How to choose by issuing country

Some merchants only accept cards issued in their own country, so the issuing country is often the first filter. Start with where the merchant is based, then look at the cards issued there.

  • USA. Five cards: four on Visa and one on Mastercard. Two of them, Virtual Visa Reloadable and Mastercard Reloadable Classic, have Reloadable in their name.
  • Turkey. Two cards: Turkish Mastercard, and Lira Currency Card, which runs on Visa.
  • Argentina. Two cards: Argentine Peso Card on Mastercard and Argentine Peso Maestro Debit on Maestro.
  • Egypt, China and Japan. One card each: Egyptian Maestro Debit, Unionpay CN and the Japanese Virtual Card on JCB.
  • Global. Five cards listed as global, covered further down.

For example, the Japanese Virtual Card is issued in Japan on the JCB network with BIN 180009, so it is the one to look at when a merchant asks for a Japanese card. A card from the right country is still not a promise of acceptance, so read the merchant's checkout page as well.

How to choose by network

The network is the scheme the card runs on, shown by its logo. Merchants show the networks they take at checkout, so pick a card on one of those.

  • Visa: five cards, four issued in the USA and the Lira Currency Card from Turkey.
  • Mastercard: three cards, one each from the USA, Turkey and Argentina.
  • Maestro: two cards, both with Debit in the name, from Argentina and Egypt.
  • UnionPay: Unionpay CN, issued in China.
  • JCB: the Japanese Virtual Card, issued in Japan.

The five global cards do not show a network on the listing, so check the card page or ask support before you decide.

Some cards also list a BIN, the first six digits of the card number, which identifies who issued the card. Virtual Visa Reloadable (428801), Virtual Visa Gold (434769), Virtual Visa Platinum (404389), Visa Virtual Universal (442256), Mastercard Reloadable Classic (527520) and the Japanese Virtual Card (180009) all list one. You can look up a BIN with the free BIN checker in the site's tools.

Reloadable or single-use

This is the other big choice. A reloadable card can be topped up from the dashboard during its validity, so one card can cover spending across the year it is valid. A single-use card is spent once, which suits a one-off purchase.

Four cards have Reloadable in their name: Virtual Visa Reloadable, Mastercard Reloadable Classic, ChatGPT AI Reloadable Card and Claude AI Reloadable Card. The Virtual Visa Reloadable card, for instance, runs on Visa with BIN 428801 and is issued in the USA. For any other card, check the card page or ask support before you assume it can be topped up.

A simple way to decide:

  • Choose a reloadable card for payments that repeat, such as a monthly subscription, because you can top it up during its validity.
  • Choose a single-use card for one purchase you do not plan to repeat.
  • Either way, the card is valid for one year, and a charge bigger than its balance declines.

AI and global cards

Five cards are listed as global rather than tied to one issuing country: ChatGPT AI Reloadable Card, Claude AI Reloadable Card, AI Payment Universal Card, AI App And API Payment and Microsoft Payment Card. Their names refer to AI apps, API billing and Microsoft payments.

The network is not shown on the listing for these five, so read the card page before you buy. The ChatGPT AI Reloadable Card, for example, is a global card with Reloadable in its name, so it can be topped up from the dashboard during its validity. A card's name is not a promise that a particular merchant will accept it.

Match the card to what you are paying for

If you want toStart with
Pay a merchant that only takes cards from its own countryA card issued in that country, if one is listed
Pay a bill that repeats every monthA card with Reloadable in its name
Make one purchase and be doneA single-use card
Pay for AI apps or API usageThe global AI cards
Pay where checkout shows JCB or UnionPayJapanese Virtual Card or Unionpay CN
Pay where checkout shows MaestroArgentine Peso Maestro Debit or Egyptian Maestro Debit

Treat this as a starting point only. Check the issuing country and network on the card page, and the cards the merchant accepts, before you pay.

Holding more than one card

Customers can hold as many cards as they need in one dashboard. Some people keep one card per service, so each subscription or tool has its own balance. Others keep a reloadable card for repeat payments alongside a single-use card for one-off buys. Each card is bought on its own, at its own price from $100 to $300.

Paying for a card

Cards are bought from your crypto balance, which you top up through Add funds in the dashboard. These coins and networks are accepted:

  • TRON (TRC20): USDT, TRX
  • Ethereum: USDT, USDC, ETH
  • BNB Chain: USDT, USDC, BNB
  • Base: USDC, ETH
  • Polygon: USDT, USDC, POL
  • Arbitrum: USDT, USDC, ETH
  • Optimism: USDT, USDC, ETH
  • Avalanche: USDT, USDC, AVAX
  • Solana: USDT, USDC, SOL
  • Bitcoin: BTC

Not accepted: Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Toncoin, Lightning Network, card or bank payments. Send a coin only on a network listed for it.

After sending, you submit the transaction hash and a screenshot. Once the payment is confirmed and your balance updates, you can buy a card at Cryptaacard, and its price comes out of your balance. Activation apply. The number, expiry and CVV are then delivered to your dashboard. The full process, step by step, is in the guide on how to buy a VCC.

Details that apply to every card

  • Cards are valid for one year.
  • No bank account is needed.
  • Supported cards have 3D Secure.
  • The card number, expiry and CVV appear only in your dashboard.
  • Two-factor sign-in can be turned on for your account.

FAQ

What cards does Cryptaacard have for sale?

There are 17 prepaid virtual cards on the Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, UnionPay and JCB networks. They are listed as issued in the USA, Turkey, Argentina, Egypt, China and Japan, and some are global.

Which cards are reloadable?

Cards with Reloadable in their name, such as Virtual Visa Reloadable and Mastercard Reloadable Classic, can be topped up from the dashboard during their validity. Single-use cards are spent once, so check the card page for any other card.

What are the AI and global cards?

Five cards are listed as global: ChatGPT AI Reloadable Card, Claude AI Reloadable Card, AI Payment Universal Card, AI App And API Payment and Microsoft Payment Card. Their network is not shown on the listing, and no card can be promised to work on a particular merchant.

How long is a card valid?

Cards are valid for one year. There is no monthly fee, and a reloadable card can be topped up from the dashboard during that year.

Which issuing country should I choose?

Some merchants only accept cards issued in their own country, so check the card's issuing country and network on its card page before buying. No card can be promised to work on a particular merchant.

Can I buy more than one card?

Yes. Customers can hold as many cards as they need in one dashboard, and each card has its own one-time price from $100 to $300. Activation apply.

Finding the right card

Start with the merchant's country and accepted networks, then decide between a reloadable and a single-use card. If you are still unsure which card fits, Cryptaacard support is on Telegram (@cardsupport247), WhatsApp and live chat on the site.

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