Odix Pay Corporate
by Odix Pay
- Monthly fee
- Free
- Card fee
- $5.00
- Top-up fee
- Free
- ID check
- Full KYC
- Card
- Virtual
- Phone pay
- Apple Pay, Google Pay
Our verdict
The Corporate plan has $100,000 daily spending limits and 0% top-up fees for stablecoins. It is virtual only and aimed at high-volume users and teams, though full KYC is strict and fees for FX and maintenance are unclear.
What we like
- +No top-up fees for USDT and USDC
- +Very high daily spending limit of $100,000
- +Apple Pay and Google Pay supported
- +Advanced transaction encryption
Watch out for
- −Strict full KYC requirements
- −Long list of prohibited countries, including the US and Canada
- −FX and maintenance fees are not clearly disclosed
4.1/10
Editor score
Poor
Lv 4
KYC Level
Full KYC
Global
Availability
35 countries excluded
Card Overview
Rewards
- Cashback
- —
- Cashback Crypto
- —
- Staking Rewards
- —
- Staking APR
- —
- Welcome Bonus
- —
- Referral Bonus
- $30
Fees
- Monthly Fee
- Free
- Card Issuance
- $5.00
- ATM Fee
- —
- FX Fee
- —
- Top-up Fee
- Free
- Decline Fee
- —
Limits
- Daily Spend
- $100,000
- Monthly Spend
- Unlimited
- ATM Withdrawal
- Unlimited
Card Info
- Card Type
- Virtual Card
- Card Network
- Mastercard
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
KYC Requirements
Level: Full KYC
- ✓Email verificationRequired
- ✓Phone verificationRequired
- ✓Identity documentRequired
- ✓Proof of addressRequired
- ✓Selfie verificationRequired
Community Sentiment
Community Score
4.0/10
Sourced from
Opinion is polarised. Trustpilot sits near 4.0 out of 5 from about 35 reviews, but roughly 71% are five-star and 26% one-star with little between, a pattern typical of a custodial platform with aggressive AML automation and a small sample. The iOS app is the clear strength: the Ukrainian storefront rates it around 4.4, and users describe turning monthly stablecoin income into everyday transit and grocery spending, rating the interface and Apple Pay linking above rival crypto-to-fiat apps. The main problem is cost. The advertised 0% USDT and USDC top-up is contradicted by reported effective costs near 10% through undisclosed conversion spreads, plus about 8% on card and fiat top-ups, FX of roughly 1.2% to 1.5% and $0.50 per declined transaction. Physical cards are priced as a profit centre, from about EUR 15 for plastic to $200 for metal, and no fee schedule appears before KYC, which is a common reason people abandon signup. The cashback cap near 200 USDT a month weakens rewards at business spending volumes. Android is described as crash-prone with forced-update loops, some users report accounts locked right after deposit, and a Turkish consumer-protection filing describes a $10 IBAN transfer that neither arrived nor returned. On privacy, App Store labels say identifiers may track users across apps owned by other companies, and Delete Account reportedly does not purge records. Legal responsibility is split across entities in Dubai, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong, which makes cross-border recovery hard. Independent video reviews are absent and there is no organic Reddit discussion despite claims of 42,000+ users.
Category Breakdown
Features
Supported Cryptocurrencies
Networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Odix Pay Corporate require KYC?
Yes. Odix Pay asks for full kyc before issuing the card. Full verification: ID document, proof of address and a selfie or liveness check.
What fees does the Odix Pay Corporate charge?
The card has a monthly fee of free, an issuance fee of $5.00, a top-up fee of free. See the fee table above for ATM and decline fees.
Does the Odix Pay Corporate work with Apple Pay and Google Pay?
Apple Pay is supported and Google Pay is supported, according to the issuer.
Which countries can get the Odix Pay Corporate?
It is available in most countries, except Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burundi, Bolivia, Canada, Congo - Kinshasa, Central African Republic, China, Crimea, Cuba, Ecuador, Ethiopia and 23 more.
Which cryptocurrencies does the Odix Pay Corporate support?
USDT, USDC.
Last updated August 19, 2026, verified August 12, 2026.