Instant Virtual Cards for ads, shopping, SaaS, and online services worldwide - UnCard

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@monerica Thank you for adding UnCard to Monerica, we really appreciate it. We’re happy to support the Monero ecosystem.

If the community has any feedback or suggestions, we’re always open to improving the service.

Card issuance fee reduced to $1 for a limited time

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@uncardcc

Card plans updated
Now you can issue cards with $100,000 limit

Your website says that Uncard will be accepted anywhere VISA is accepted. Who is the actual card issuer, VISA or Uncard?

If we deposit crypto on an Uncard VCC and a merchant who says they accept VISA declines the charge, will you refund us the crypto or are we stuck with using the card somewhere else?

Review copies available for members level 5+ on the forum.

Copies of what?

In cases of suspected fraud, suspicious activity, or chargebacks, the card will be closed automatically.

I don't understand. You mean all you have to do is SUSPECT fraud and you keep all the money we deposited on the card? Please explain.

Anyone who tests this, please make sure to leave a review. We have had several AI slop card sites pop up recently and many are questionable.

@ksilverstein
Our cards are issued by various licensed banks
If a payment is declined, any deducted amount will be automatically refunded to your card.
The refund may take 5–7 days, depending on the merchant.

As for suspicious activity, this is in regard to abnormal declined transactions or high-risk transactions. In addition, use of the card on banned sites (e.g. gambling) can lead to the card being automatically closed by the system.

This system is maintained to make sure the service remains reliable for normal users who want to protect their privacy and use the cards for legitimate purposes

@uncard

What I think I don't like about this is that you and your "system" get to decide what a high risk transaction is and what is abnormal. Some merchants/banks consider any Tor connection or an ip address it doesn't like a suspicious high risk transaction. Reddit is a great example of this (and the reason we are all here).I can see why a bank might decline a gambling site payment but close the card and keep the funds?? With up to $100,000 on the card?

Is the money refunded if the card is "closed" due to suspicious activity?