Very low spending-side fees (0 monthly, 0% cross-border); check the top-up fee in the app before opening.
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UPay's website (upay.com) describes virtual and physical cards, top-ups with BTC / ETH / USDT / USDC, and licence badges for a Hong Kong MSO, US MSB, Canada MSB and a Lithuanian VASP in-principle approval, without licence numbers.
Homepage, card page and About page publish no fees
Website says KYC is handled by Sumsub and only accepts identity documents issued by the same country as your ID, taking 5–10 minutes
upay.com · 2026-11-10
Two points came up during verification. First, the homepage, card page and About page publish no fees, and the help center is a separate sub-site we could not read. Second, the footer names UPAY TECHNOLOGY LTD. with an address in Denver, US, while the About page describes UPay Fintech Co., Ltd., founded in Dubai in 2023 — the entity details don't match. The website says KYC is handled by Sumsub and only accepts identity documents issued by the same country as your ID. Until more is disclosed, this site draws no conclusion on its cost.
Suits: Individuals willing to confirm every fee inside the app
Not for: Anyone who needs a full fee comparison before signing up
Very low spending-side fees (0 monthly, 0% cross-border); check the top-up fee in the app before opening.
Transparent fees, but mainland China is on the official restricted list — check your residence first.
Generous limits and broad chain support, but confirm spending-side fees in the in-app preview.
Related records: When an issuer's own official pages contradict each other.
Website says KYC is handled by Sumsub and only accepts identity documents issued by the same country as your ID, taking 5–10 minutes Confirm with official support before applying.
Virtual card issuance —, physical card —, monthly fee —.
The issuer makes no specific statement on ad platforms; prefer a card that officially supports ad payments.
Ask the issuer for written fees before signing up, then calculate.
assets: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC.
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.