official Walletium — No-KYC Virtual VISA Card · Apple/Google Pay · Crypto-Funded

[walletium ✔️]

Walletium — Virtual VISA Card

No-KYC virtual VISA card, crypto-funded, designed for everyday spending. Add to Apple Pay or Google Wallet and use it for online subscriptions, in-store purchases, and recurring payments.

The Card

• ✅No KYC at issuance
• ✅ 3DS-ready
• ✅ Apple Pay & Google Wallet compatible
• ✅ Worldwide VISA acceptance
• ✅ Issued in seconds from inside the app
• ✅ Designed for daily spending - not one-time activation
• ❌ Physical card (virtual only at this stage)
• ❌ ATM withdrawals
  

Issuance

• Cost: $20 USD (of which $3 credited to the card automatically within 2-3 min - net fee: $17)
  

Top-up

• Fee: $1 + 3.6% per operation
• Range: $20 - $100,000 per top-up
• Currency: USD only
• Minimum 2 min between top-ups
• Daily limit: $20,000
  

How it works

1. Open the Walletium bot in Telegram or the web app
2. Issue your virtual card in seconds (no identity verification)
3. Top up from your crypto balance - 50+ networks supported (BTC, ETH, TON, Solana, etc.)
4. Add the card to Apple Pay or Google Wallet
5. Spend wherever VISA is accepted
   

Why Walletium

• No KYC - issue the card without identity verification
• Built for daily use - Apple Pay / Google Wallet integration, recurring subscriptions, in-store purchases
• Crypto-native funding - top up from BTC, ETH, TON, Solana and 50+ other networks via the integrated wallet
• Bot + Web app - manage everything from Telegram or walletium.cloud
  

Step-by-step issuance guide with screenshots: https://walletium.net/en/learning/how-to-issue-virtual-card-walletium

Where to find us

• Website — https://walletium.net
• Web app — https://walletium.cloud/
• Telegram bot — https://t.me/walletiumbot
• Support bot — https://t.me/WalletiumHelpBot
  

Questions about issuance, top-up, supported networks, or specific use cases - drop them here.

— Walletium Team

[DailyMoneySaving ✔️]

Can you tell me who issues these cards, I mean, the financial entity? Are there any risks to getting the card blocked and funds frozen? It happened to me before, so I'm extremely cautious now.

[walletium ✔️]

On 5/17/2026 at 10:41 AM, DailyMoneySaving said:

Can you tell me who issues these cards, I mean, the financial entity? Are there any risks to getting the card blocked and funds frozen? It happened to me before, so I'm extremely cautious now.

The card is issued by JPMorgan Chase Bank, so it runs on a tier-1 US BIN rather than an obscure EMI - same sponsor behind a lot of major US fintech card programs. On the freeze concern: there's no deposit account on our side that could be frozen in the bank sense - you hold a card balance, not a deposit. A card itself can be paused under program rules (chargeback abuse, prohibited-merchant patterns), but that's a different category from funds being locked up the way it sometimes happens at neobanks.