Privacy Gateway Card
The Privacy Gateway Card is a virtual prepaid Visa card in US dollars that needs only a name and an email, with no ID check. It is funded with Monero, bitcoin, ether, Litecoin, Solana, Zano, Beldex or stablecoins, at a 3.5% fee on each top-up, and costs $60 once to issue ($120 from 2027). US dollar purchases are free and the limit is $10,000 a month, or $50,000 for $15 a month. The balance cannot be withdrawn, an invite code is needed, and the issuer is not named.
Is the Privacy Gateway Card worth it?
The Privacy Gateway Card is a prepaid card on Visa, with no annual fee. Whether it suits you comes down to the trade-offs below.
GOOD FIT IF
- you want a card with no annual fee
- you want to start spending the day you sign up
- you'd rather not upload ID documents up front
THINK TWICE IF
- you want cashback on your spending — this card has no published cashback rate
- you want to hold your own keys — this card is custodial
The card at a glance
No cashback rate
No cashback rate is published for this card. Inviting others with your link takes 0.1% off your own top-up fee for each card they create, and the person you invite gets a free month.
Compare the plans
This card has 2 plans. Select one to see its rate, fees and perks.
Fees you'll actually meet
ℹ️ Inviting others with your link takes 0.1% off your own top-up fee for each card they create, and the person you invite gets a free month.
How much you can spend
Published by the issuer and set per country. Figures are in each market's own currency.
Top-ups have a minimum of about $20, depending on the coin, and a maximum per transfer for each coin (see the top-up ranges below).
ATM withdrawal limits: Privacy Gateway publishes no ATM limits. The card balance cannot be withdrawn back to crypto.
Strengths and trade-offs
WORKS FOR YOU IF
- No ID check: a name and an email are enough
- Can be funded with Monero, bitcoin and eight other coins, as well as stablecoins
- Sign-in with an access hash, with no account or password
- No fee on US dollar purchases and no monthly subscription
- Google Pay for paying in shops, and 3D Secure by SMS or in the dashboard
LOOK ELSEWHERE IF
- $60 to issue the card, rising to $120 in 2027
- 3.5% on every top-up, and more on BDX and ZANO
- The balance cannot be withdrawn or refunded
- An invite code is needed to get a card
- Issuer not named
- Virtual only, with no Apple Pay
- No cashback
What sets it apart
- Monero (XMR), Zano, FUSD and Beldex (BDX) top-ups
- No account at all: an access hash is the only login
- 3D Secure approval inside the dashboard for cardholders who give no phone number
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Common questions
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Figures on this page come from Privacy Gateway's published card terms and were verified on October 16, 2026. Rewards, fees and availability change often and vary by region. See our methodology for how we score and verify every card. This is not financial advice.
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