Very low spending-side fees (0 monthly, 0% cross-border); check the top-up fee in the app before opening.
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UUPAY is run by UUpay Limited in Hong Kong and offers Visa and Mastercard virtual and physical cards. Its help center has separate, dated articles on issuance fees, KYC rules, restricted regions and top-ups. The standard virtual card costs 10 USD, the issuer says it charges no account-management, monthly or annual fees, and TRC20 top-ups are officially credited in 5–10 minutes.
Standard virtual card issuance 10 USD (the 1 USDT promotion of 2026-09-30 to 10-28 has ended); the physical card is a paid product priced in the app; officially no account-management, monthly or annual fees
Upload valid ID photos and complete a liveness check, plus a personal declaration if required; accepted IDs vary by region (official example: passport or ID card for Hong Kong); ID must be valid for at least 3 more months; one identity per account; restrictions are judged by the ID's issuing country
Proof of address: Only relevant for physical cards from some countries
help.uupay.com · 2026-11-10
The key point for Chinese-speaking users is the restricted list: UUPAY judges eligibility by the document's issuing country, and "CN Mainland China" appears in both the virtual and physical card columns, alongside Hong Kong, Singapore and the US. In other words, holders of mainland China documents cannot apply. On fees, top-up was only published as 0% during a promotion
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: Individuals with documents from non-restricted countries who want TRC20 top-ups
Not for: Holders of mainland China documents; anyone needing full fees 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.
Fees are published in detail, but a fixed 0.2 USD plus 0.5% per transaction doesn't suit frequent small payments.
Related records: How cards exclude mainland China: official wording and contradictions.
No. Upload valid ID photos and complete a liveness check, plus a personal declaration if required; accepted IDs vary by region (official example: passport or ID card for Hong Kong); ID must be valid for at least 3 more months; one identity per account; restrictions are judged by the ID's issuing country
Virtual card issuance 10 USD, physical card —, monthly fee 0 USD.
Issuer statements — Meta Ads: Official help article says it is highly compatible with the Meta ecosystem and usable for ad placement; TikTok Ads: Official help article says it can be used for TikTok ad spend.
On official fees, about 990.00 USD at a USD merchant and 990.00 USD at a non-USD merchant (upper bound).
Chains: TRC20; assets: USDT, Other major stablecoins; minimum: 1 USD.
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.