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Virtual and plastic Visa/Mastercard Tegro Card funded with crypto. Pick your scenario — it's ready to go.

US virtual card→

A US-issued Mastercard with Apple Pay and Google Pay. No verification.

Virtual card to pay for ChatGPT and OpenAI→

Pay for ChatGPT Plus, the OpenAI API and other AI services with an international card funded with crypto.

Cards to pay for ads: Facebook, Google, TikTok→

Fund Meta, Google Ads and TikTok ad accounts with international cards on a crypto balance.

Virtual card with no KYC→

Issue a card with no verification in minutes and pay online worldwide.

Card for subscriptions: Spotify, Netflix, YouTube→

Pay for international services with an international card — with auto-renewal and up to 10% cashback.

Visa and Mastercard for USDT→

Turn USDT into purchases: fund the card with crypto and spend like a regular bank card.

Card to pay for Steam→

Buy games and top up your Steam wallet with an international card on a crypto balance.

Card for freelancers and remote work→

Spend your USDT earnings and pay for work tools with an international card.

Card for travel abroad→

Tap your phone in cafés, taxis and shops, book stays and flights — with an international card on a crypto balance.

Card for Apple Pay and Google Pay→

Add a crypto card to your phone wallet and pay contactless anywhere.

Card for marketplaces and online shopping→

Shop on international platforms with a card on a crypto balance.

Card for games and top-ups→

Pay for games, in-game purchases and gaming subscriptions with an international card.

Virtual card to pay for Claude Pro→

Pay for Claude Pro and the Anthropic API with a crypto card from any country.

Virtual card to pay for Netflix→

Pay for Netflix with a crypto card — from any country, no local bank.

Virtual card to pay for Spotify Premium→

Pay for Spotify Premium with a crypto card — no local bank, any country.

Virtual card to pay for Figma→

Pay for Figma Professional with a crypto card — any country, no local bank.

Virtual card to pay for Midjourney→

Pay for a Midjourney subscription with a crypto card — from any country.

Virtual card to pay in Google Play→

Pay for apps, games and subscriptions in Google Play with a crypto card.

Card for hotel bookings abroad→

Book on Booking, Airbnb, Agoda and Trip.com with an international Visa/Mastercard — and know where your held money goes.

Card for buying flights→

Buy tickets from foreign airlines and agencies with an international card — without losing money on conversion and refunds.

Card for Apple ID and the App Store→

Pay for iCloud, apps and Apple subscriptions with a US card — for an Apple ID set to the United States.

How to pay for Gemini from Russia→

Gemini is Google's AI assistant, and the Google AI Pro plan unlocks the top models, Deep Research, video generation and extra Google One storage. People pay for smarter answers and Gemini inside Gmail, Docs and Drive.

How to pay for Perplexity from Russia→

Perplexity is an AI answer engine that cites its sources and can run in-depth research. Pro and Max buy unlimited Pro Search, model choice and Research.

How to pay for Cursor from Russia→

Cursor is a code editor with a built-in AI agent that writes and edits code across your project. People pay for limits on the strongest models and background agents.

How to pay for GitHub Copilot from Russia→

GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer in VS Code, JetBrains and on GitHub itself: it completes code, chats and works as an agent. People pay for top models and more premium requests.

How to pay for Notion from Russia→

Notion is a workspace for notes, wikis and tasks with built-in Notion AI. People pay for unlimited blocks for teams, version history and full AI on the Business plan.

How to pay for Grammarly from Russia→

Grammarly is an AI editor for English: it fixes grammar, tone and clarity in your browser, email and docs. Pro buys full-sentence rewrites, style checks and AI generation.

How to pay for DeepL from Russia→

DeepL is an AI translator known for natural translations, plus the DeepL Write editor. Pro buys whole-document translation with layout kept, unlimited text and data privacy.

How to pay for ElevenLabs from Russia→

ElevenLabs does text-to-speech and voice cloning: voiceovers, audiobooks and dubbing into dozens of languages. People pay for generation credits, a commercial license and professional voice cloning.

How to pay for Runway from Russia→

Runway generates and edits video with AI: clips from text and images, background removal, frame extension. People pay for generation credits, watermark-free video and top models.

How to pay for Suno from Russia→

Suno is an AI that writes full songs with vocals from a text prompt. Pro and Premier buy more track credits, the newest models and commercial rights.

How to pay for Leonardo.Ai from Russia→

Leonardo.Ai generates images and video for designers, game dev and marketing, with ready styles and custom model training. People pay for generation tokens, private mode and commercial use.

How to pay for Character.AI from Russia→

Character.AI lets you chat with AI characters, from book heroes to language practice partners. The c.ai+ subscription brings faster replies, longer character memory and early feature access.

How to pay for Poe from Russia→

Poe by Quora puts dozens of AI models in one place: GPT, Claude, Gemini, image and video generators. A subscription gives a points allowance you spend on any model.

How to pay for OpenRouter from Russia→

OpenRouter is one API for hundreds of models — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek and more — with a single key and balance. You pay by buying credits that are spent per request, not by subscription.

How to pay for Replit from Russia→

Replit is an in-browser IDE with an AI agent that builds and ships apps from a description. People pay for agent credits, powerful containers and hosting.

How to pay for v0 from Russia→

v0 by Vercel is an AI builder for interfaces and web apps: describe a screen and get working React and Next.js code. People pay for generation credits and team features.

How to pay for Lovable from Russia→

Lovable is an AI builder that creates full web apps with a database from a chat description. People pay for agent message credits and team features.

How to pay for HeyGen from Russia→

HeyGen makes videos with AI avatars and translates clips with lip sync into other languages. People pay for video minutes, custom avatars, voice cloning and watermark-free exports.

How to pay for Synthesia from Russia→

Synthesia is a platform for training and corporate videos with AI presenters in 140+ languages. People pay for monthly video minutes, avatar choice and branding.

How to pay for Descript from Russia→

Descript edits video and podcasts through text: delete a word in the transcript and it disappears from the recording. People pay for transcription hours, AI features like Overdub and watermark-free export.

How to pay for Krea from Russia→

Krea offers real-time image and video generation, upscaling and custom style training, plus third-party models in one place. People pay for compute units and a commercial license.

How to pay for Pika from Russia→

Pika generates short videos from text and images, with effects like squishing or inflating objects. People pay for generation credits, newer models and watermark-free clips.

How to pay for Jasper from Russia→

Jasper is an AI platform for marketing copy: posts, emails, landing pages and ads in your brand voice. People pay for team seats, brand voice and marketing templates.

How to pay for Otter.ai from Russia→

Otter.ai is an AI meeting assistant that joins Zoom, Google Meet and Teams, transcribes and writes a summary. People pay for transcription minutes, longer recordings and team features.

How to pay for Gamma from Russia→

Gamma builds a presentation, document or website from a short prompt in about a minute. People pay for generation credits, export without the Gamma logo and custom branding.

How to pay for YouTube Premium from Russia→

Ad-free YouTube with background play, offline downloads and YouTube Music included. People pay to watch and listen without ad breaks.

How to pay for Disney+ from Russia→

Streaming from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic. People pay for studio premieres and a huge library of animation and series.

How to pay for HBO Max from Russia→

Streaming from HBO and Warner Bros.: HBO series, studio films, DC and Discovery. People mostly pay for HBO shows that premiere here first.

How to pay for Prime Video from Russia→

Amazon's video service: Amazon Originals, films, sports and new-release rentals. In the US it's part of Amazon Prime together with shipping and other perks.

How to pay for Apple Music from Russia→

Apple's music streaming: a catalog with lossless and spatial audio, lyrics and radio. People pay for ad-free music on all their devices.

How to pay for Apple TV from Russia→

Apple's streaming service (formerly Apple TV+) with Apple Originals series and films. People pay for Apple's own ad-free premieres.

How to pay for Crunchyroll from Russia→

The largest legal anime streaming service: simulcasts shortly after the Japanese broadcast, subtitles and dubs. People pay for ad-free access to the catalog.

How to pay for Twitch from Russia→

A live-streaming platform for games, talk shows and music. People pay for subscriptions to favorite streamers, Bits for cheering and Turbo for ad-free viewing.

How to pay for Patreon from Russia→

A platform where creators get monthly support from their audience. People pay for locked posts, early access, videos and perks from a specific creator.

How to pay for Deezer from Russia→

A French music streaming service with a large catalog, up to FLAC quality and Flow for personal mixes. People pay for ad-free and offline music.

How to pay for TIDAL from Russia→

Music streaming for people who care about sound: lossless up to Hi-Res FLAC and Dolby Atmos on every plan. People pay for quality and a large ad-free catalog.

How to pay for SoundCloud from Russia→

A platform for musicians and listeners: independent releases, remixes and podcasts. Listeners pay for ad-free Go+, artists pay for Artist and Artist Pro with distribution and stats.

How to pay for Audible from Russia→

Amazon's audiobook service with a huge English-language catalog, podcasts and original productions. People pay for a monthly credit for any title and access to the Plus Catalog.

How to pay for Kindle Unlimited from Russia→

Amazon's ebook subscription: millions of books plus some audiobooks and magazines in one plan. People pay to read without buying each book separately.

How to pay for Duolingo from Russia→

A language-learning app with bite-sized lessons. People pay for Super with no ads and unlimited hearts, or Max with AI conversations and mistake explanations.

How to pay for Coursera from Russia→

Online courses and professional certificates from universities and companies like Google and IBM. People pay for course access, graded assignments and certificates.

How to pay for Udemy from Russia→

A marketplace of video courses on programming, design, marketing and hundreds of other topics. People pay for individual courses for life or for the Personal Plan subscription.

How to pay for Skillshare from Russia→

A platform of creative online classes: illustration, design, photo, video, Procreate. People pay for a subscription to the whole catalog.

How to pay for MasterClass from Russia→

Video lessons from celebrities and top experts: cooking, filmmaking, business, writing. People pay for a year of access to every class.

How to pay for Medium from Russia→

A platform for English-language articles and blogs on tech, business and self-improvement. People pay for unlimited member-only stories and to support writers.

How to pay for Substack from Russia→

A newsletter and podcast platform where writers sell paid subscriptions directly to readers. People pay for locked posts, archives and comments from a specific writer.

How to pay for LinkedIn Premium from Russia→

LinkedIn's paid subscription for job hunting and networking: InMail, profile viewers, an AI helper for applications. People pay to stand out to recruiters and message people outside their network.

How to pay for Paramount+ from Russia→

Paramount's streaming service: studio films, CBS series, Nickelodeon, Showtime, plus sports and UFC. People pay for shows, movies and live events.

How to pay for DAZN from Russia→

Sports streaming: boxing, MMA, football and other live events. People pay for live coverage, with big fights sold separately as PPV.

How to pay for Adobe Creative Cloud from Russia→

Adobe's suite of apps: Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects, Acrobat and cloud storage. You subscribe to the full bundle or to a single app.

How to pay for Canva from Russia→

An online editor for social posts, presentations and ads with templates and AI tools. People pay for Canva Pro (one person) or Canva Business (teams, per seat).

How to pay for Microsoft 365 from Russia→

A subscription to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and 1 TB of OneDrive per person. Family is shared by six people, Premium adds advanced Copilot AI features.

How to pay for Google One from Russia→

Extra storage for Gmail, Google Drive and Google Photos, and on higher tiers a Google AI subscription with Gemini. Billed monthly or yearly.

How to pay for Dropbox from Russia→

Cloud storage that syncs files across devices and sends large files. People pay for more space and file recovery features.

How to pay for 1Password from Russia→

A password manager that syncs across devices and stores cards, documents and passkeys. People pay for an individual, family or team account.

How to pay for GitHub from Russia→

Code hosting, CI/CD with Actions and the Copilot AI assistant. People pay for organization plans, Copilot and Actions minutes or storage beyond the free allowance.

How to pay for DigitalOcean from Russia→

Developer-friendly cloud hosting: Droplet virtual servers, managed databases and App Platform. Pricing is hourly with a monthly cap.

How to pay for Hetzner from Russia→

German hosting: low-cost cloud servers, dedicated machines and storage in Germany, Finland, the US and Singapore. Cloud is billed hourly with a monthly cap.

How to pay for Vercel from Russia→

Hosting for frontends and Next.js apps with automatic deploys from Git. People pay for a Pro team and usage beyond the included amount.

How to pay for Cloudflare from Russia→

CDN, DDoS protection, DNS and WAF for websites, plus the Workers platform, R2 and a domain registrar. You pay per domain plan and for developer-platform usage.

How to pay for Namecheap from Russia→

A domain registrar that also sells hosting, SSL certificates and email. People pay for domain registration and yearly renewals.

How to pay for GoDaddy from Russia→

A large domain registrar with hosting, a site builder and Microsoft 365 email. People pay for domain registration, renewals and add-ons.

How to pay for Zoom from Russia→

Video meetings, webinars and team chat. People pay to remove the meeting time limit, host more participants and record to the cloud.

How to pay for Slack from Russia→

A business messenger with channels, huddles and integrations. Teams pay for Pro and Business+ to keep full message history and more integrations.

How to pay for Miro from Russia→

An online whiteboard for collaboration: diagrams, workshops, retros, planning. People pay for unlimited boards and team features.

How to pay for JetBrains from Russia→

Developer IDEs — IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, Rider and more, plus an AI assistant. People subscribe to one IDE or to the All Products Pack.

How to pay for Setapp from Russia→

One subscription to hundreds of Mac and iPhone apps such as CleanMyMac, Bartender and Ulysses. You pay for access to the whole catalog.

How to pay for Envato from Russia→

A subscription to templates, stock video, music, fonts and graphics with AI generation. People pay for unlimited downloads and AI credits.

How to pay for Shutterstock from Russia→

A major stock library of licensed photos, vectors, video and music, plus an AI image generator. People pay for a monthly download subscription or one-off packs.

How to pay for Webflow from Russia→

A visual website builder with CMS and hosting. You pay for a Site plan per published site and separately for a Workspace plan for the team.

How to pay for Wix from Russia→

A website builder with hosting, online store and bookings. People pay for a Premium plan to connect their own domain, remove Wix ads and accept payments.

How to pay for Framer from Russia→

A website builder for designers with animations, CMS and hosting. You pay for a Site plan per site and for extra editor seats.

How to pay for PlayStation Store from Russia→

The store for PS5 and PS4 games and add-ons, plus the PS Plus subscription with online play, a game catalog and cloud saves.

How to pay for Xbox from Russia→

The store for Xbox and Windows games and Game Pass — hundreds of games by subscription on console, PC and in the cloud.

How to pay for Nintendo eShop from Russia→

The digital store for Nintendo Switch games and the Nintendo Switch Online subscription — online play, cloud saves and a classic games library.

How to pay for Epic Games Store from Russia→

A PC game store with free giveaways every week, plus Fortnite with its V-Bucks and the Fortnite Crew subscription.

How to pay for Roblox from Russia→

A platform with millions of user-made games. People pay for Robux — the in-game currency for items, avatars and game access — and for the Roblox Plus subscription.

How to pay for Discord Nitro from Russia→

Discord's subscription: custom emoji and stickers on every server, bigger uploads, HD streaming and server boosts.

How to pay for EA Play from Russia→

Electronic Arts' subscription: a catalog of EA games, trials of new releases and store discounts. The Pro tier on PC gives new games on day one.

How to pay for Ubisoft+ from Russia→

Ubisoft's subscription: Classics is a catalog of the studio's well-known games, Premium adds day-one releases in premium editions and monthly rewards.

How to pay for Battle.net from Russia→

Blizzard's store and launcher: World of Warcraft with its monthly subscription, Diablo, Overwatch, Hearthstone and Call of Duty games on PC.

How to pay for Riot Games from Russia→

The publisher of League of Legends, Valorant, Teamfight Tactics and Legends of Runeterra. The games are free; players pay for in-game currency — RP in LoL and VP in Valorant.

How to pay for AliExpress from Russia→

A major Chinese marketplace: electronics, clothing, parts and small goods from thousands of sellers with worldwide shipping.

How to pay for Amazon from Russia→

The largest US online store, plus the Prime membership with fast shipping and Prime Video, Kindle books and digital purchases.

How to pay for eBay from Russia→

An international auction and listings marketplace: new and used items, collectibles, parts and rarities from individuals and shops.

How to pay for Etsy from Russia→

A marketplace for handmade, vintage and digital goods: jewelry, decor, templates, prints and gifts from independent makers.

How to pay for Temu from Russia→

A marketplace of low-cost goods straight from manufacturers: home, clothing, gadgets and accessories with frequent deals.

How to pay for iHerb from Russia→

A US store for vitamins, supplements, sports nutrition, beauty and groceries, shipping to many countries.

How to pay for SHEIN from Russia→

An online store for fashion, shoes and accessories with thousands of new items every week at low prices.

How to pay for Airbnb from Russia→

A platform for renting apartments, houses and rooms from private hosts worldwide — from one night to several months.

How to pay for Booking.com from Russia→

The largest service for booking hotels, apartments and hostels, as well as cars and transfers worldwide.

How to pay for Agoda from Russia→

A hotel and stay booking service with a strong choice across Asia, plus flights and flight-plus-hotel packages.

How to pay for Trip.com from Russia→

An international travel service: flights, hotels, trains (including in China), car rental and tours.

How to pay for Uber from Russia→

A ride-hailing and food delivery service in most countries. Handy on trips where you don't know the local apps.

How to pay for Expedia from Russia→

A US travel service: hotels, flights, car rental and flight-plus-hotel packages with the One Key rewards program.

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