Virtual Cards for
SaaS Subscriptions
One crypto-funded card per tool. Cap the amount, see every renewal in one place, and freeze the card the day you stop using the product. No bank account, no KYC, cards issued in about 60 seconds.
Software bills are the easiest budget to lose control of: a dozen tools, each on its own renewal date, all charged to the same company card. When one vendor raises the price or a trial converts silently, you find out on the statement. Virtual cards for SaaS subscriptions fix this at the source: every tool gets its own card with its own limit, and cancelling means freezing a card instead of chasing a support form.
IZIPAY issues virtual Mastercard cards that you fund with USDT, Bitcoin or USDC. They work with Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub, Notion, Figma, Google Workspace, AWS, Vercel and any other vendor that takes a card, including the ones that reject cards from your country.
There is no bank account and no identity paperwork. Register with an email, issue as many cards as you have tools, top them up from your treasury, and manage everything from one dashboard or through the API.
Every card runs on the same rails as our no-KYC crypto card - issued in minutes, topped up with crypto, no bank and no verification required.
Why teams move subscriptions to IZIPAY cards
Each feature solves a real subscription problem, not a generic card pitch.
One card per subscription
Issue a dedicated card for each tool. If a vendor leaks card data or overcharges, only that card is exposed and only that card gets replaced.
Freeze to cancel
Stop a subscription by freezing its card. No cancellation flows, no “are you sure” emails, no charges after the team stopped using the product.
Hard limits per tool
Load a card with exactly the plan amount. A surprise price increase or an add-on simply declines instead of quietly draining the budget.
Funded with stablecoins
Top up with USDT on TRC20, ERC20, BSC, Polygon or Solana, plus BTC and USDC. Crypto-native companies pay for software without routing treasury through a bank.
Works where local cards do not
US-BIN cards pass on AI tools, developer platforms and marketing SaaS that decline cards from many countries.
Dashboard, bulk and API
Issue cards in batches, name them by tool, export transactions, or automate the whole lifecycle with the REST API and webhooks.
From treasury to a paid subscription in four steps
No bank, no paperwork, no waiting. Every step happens in the dashboard.
Create the account
Register with an email. There is no KYC for standard use, so the account is live immediately.
Issue one card per tool
Name each card after the vendor: Claude, GitHub, Notion, AWS. Full number, expiry and CVV appear instantly.
Fund from crypto
Send USDT to the card address for exactly the plan amount, or keep a buffer for annual renewals. Balance is credited after network confirmation.
Attach and forget
Add the card in the vendor billing page. Renewals go through as long as the card is funded; freeze it to stop.
Who uses virtual cards for subscriptions
From two-person startups to agencies managing tools for dozens of clients.
Startups paid in crypto
Pay for AI APIs, hosting and productivity tools directly from a USDT treasury without opening a foreign bank account.
Remote teams
Give each team member a capped card for their tools. Finance sees every renewal in one dashboard instead of collecting receipts.
Agencies
One card per client per tool. When a client leaves, freeze their cards and nothing keeps billing.
Developers and freelancers
Subscribe to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and cloud services from countries where those vendors reject local cards.
Frequently asked questions
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