Virtual crypto cards: card numbers without plastic

Virtual crypto debit card: what you give up without plastic

A virtual crypto debit card gives you a card number, an expiry and a CVV, and nothing you can hand over. Online subscriptions, ad spend and mobile wallet payments all work on that. Anything that needs the card physically present is where the form factor bites, and that is usually an ATM withdrawal. The cards below issue no plastic at all, so read the ATM limit column per row rather than assuming a virtual card behaves like a physical one: some providers publish a limit for the virtual form and some publish nothing, and a dash means the dataset holds no value rather than that there is no limit.

The 42 cards that match

Fee, limit and KYC data was last updated 2026-10-02. Every value comes from the provider dataset bit.pizza maintains, and a dash means the dataset holds no value rather than that the fee is zero.

Which one to start with

Oobit Tap & Pay costs nothing to keep. That is the floor on the one cost you pay whether you use the card or not, so it is the sensible starting point. It is not a recommendation: read its own page for the conversion fee, the ATM limit and whether the provider issues to you at all.

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