bestnokyccards
Monthly fee
Free
Card fee
$50.00
Top-up fee
3%
ID check
ID verification
Card
Virtual
Phone pay
Apple Pay, Google Pay

Our verdict

This virtual-only card suits small digital payments and offers high daily limits, but top-up fees and the $50 issuance fee are significant. It also requires Level 3 KYC and has no ATM support.

What we like

  • +High daily transaction limit of $20,000
  • +No monthly maintenance fees
  • +Apple Pay and Google Pay supported
  • +Up to 4% APR on idle funds

Watch out for

  • โˆ’$50 issuance fee
  • โˆ’Fairly high 3% top-up fee
  • โˆ’No ATM withdrawals
  • โˆ’Level 3 KYC verification required

4.6/10

Editor score

Poor

Lv 3

KYC Level

ID verification

Global

Availability

6 countries excluded

Card Overview

UPay Stellar Card logo

Rewards

Cashback
None
Cashback Crypto
None
Staking Rewards
Staking APR
4%
Welcome Bonus
None
Referral Bonus
$30

Fees

Monthly Fee
Free
Card Issuance
$50.00
ATM Fee
Not listed
FX Fee
1%
Top-up Fee
3%
Decline Fee
Not listed

Limits

Daily Spend
$20,000
Monthly Spend
Unlimited
ATM Withdrawal
Not available

Card Info

Card Type
Virtual Card
Card Network
Visa
Apple Pay
Google Pay

KYC Requirements

Level: ID verification

  • โœ“Email verificationRequired
  • โœ“Phone verificationRequired
  • โœ“Identity documentRequired
  • โœ•Proof of addressNot Required
  • โœ•Selfie verificationNot Required

Community Sentiment

Community Score

3.7/10

Sourced from

Reviewers identify one structural problem. An aggressive affiliate campaign aimed at South Asia and other capital-controlled markets sells the card as a low-KYC route to USD spending, while the backend runs strict AML screening through Sumsub. Users sign up expecting anonymity, then report being frozen mid-transaction and asked for the documents they hoped to avoid, with false politically-exposed-person flags and no workable appeal as the most repeated complaint. Verified platforms agree at roughly 2.5 to 2.8 stars on both Trustpilot and Google Play, in contrast to very positive but referral-linked YouTube coverage. App problems include an OTP gateway timing out within about four to five seconds, crashes on launch after the v11.9 update, Passkey incompatibility on common Android devices and a support bot with no text input. Blocking of quasi-cash payments makes the card unreliable for funding other wallets or exchanges, and Apple Pay is limited by region even though it is why many paid the 50 USDT issuance fee. Costs stack up with 50 USDT issuance, roughly 2% to 3% on top-ups and 1% to 3% on cross-border use. Name clashes with unrelated UPay businesses and a past Paycent card scam muddy research but do not reflect on the current Dubai operator. Higher scores in some sources rest on creator demos, lower ones on verified store data.

Category Breakdown

KYC Simplicity4/10
Fee Efficiency5/10
Reward Value3/10
App Experience4/10
Privacy3/10
Support Quality3/10

Features

Contactless paymentsMobile appMulti-currencyStaking rewardsVirtual card

Supported Cryptocurrencies

BBTCBitcoinEETHEthereumUUSDTTetherUUSDCUSD CoinDDOGEDogecoin

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron

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Frequently asked questions

Does the UPay Stellar Card require KYC?

Yes. UPay Technology Ltd. asks for id verification before issuing the card. A government ID is checked, usually alongside email and phone.

What fees does the UPay Stellar Card charge?

The card has a monthly fee of free, an issuance fee of $50.00, a top-up fee of 3%, an FX fee of 1%. See the fee table above for ATM and decline fees.

Does the UPay Stellar Card 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 UPay Stellar Card?

It is available in most countries, except China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria.

Which cryptocurrencies does the UPay Stellar Card support?

BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, DOGE.

Last updated August 19, 2026, verified August 16, 2026. Issuer of this card? Get your rating badge.