Transparent fees, but mainland China is on the official restricted list — check your residence first.
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PokePay is operated by PokePay Technology Co., Ltd. Its website lists MSB registration numbers with Canada's FINTRAC and Ontario, plus a Polish VASP registration. It offers both virtual and physical cards; the FAQ says physical cards take 10–30 working days to arrive and support ATM withdrawals.
Issuance stated as "as low as 5U"; website states 0 monthly / 0 annual fees, no micro-transaction fees and 0% cross-border fee
FAQ: current daily limit 100,000 HKD, minimum single transaction 0.1 HKD
FAQ: complete KYC to activate the card, with the name entered in English as on your passport
pokepay.cc · 2026-11-10
PokePay's published spending-side fees are among the lowest in our dataset: the website states 0 monthly fee, 0 annual fee, no micro-transaction fee, a 0% cross-border fee and issuance "as low as 5U". The website also shows a notice that its content is intended for Hong Kong residents, so check that your residence is served before applying.
Open one virtual card, top up 1000 USDT once (1 USDT = 1 USD) and spend it over 10 purchases; spendable amounts at USD and non-USD merchants, on-chain gas excluded.
Suits: Passport holders using the card mainly for subscriptions and online shopping
Not for: Ad teams that need official confirmation of ad-platform behaviour
Transparent fees, but mainland China is on the official restricted list — check your residence first.
Easiest option if you already use Bybit, but paying non-USD merchants with USDT costs roughly 2.9% all-in.
One of the most completely documented ad cards; issuance and top-up costs are high, so it suits heavy spenders.
Head-to-head: RedotPay vs PokePay.
Related records: Third-party leads checked against official pages.
FAQ: complete KYC to activate the card, with the name entered in English as on your passport Confirm with official support before applying.
Virtual card issuance 5 USD, physical card —, monthly fee 0 USD.
The issuer makes no specific statement on ad platforms; prefer a card that officially supports ad payments.
On official fees, about 995.00 USD at a USD merchant and 995.00 USD at a non-USD merchant (upper bound).
assets: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH.
A U-card is only for passing payments through: top up only what you will spend, and never keep a large balance on the card.