Virtual Card Serbia for Citizens and Foreigners: Buy VCC in minutes

Your card gets declined at checkout. Again. The site works. Your money is there. The card is the problem a dinar card foreign merchants treat as risky, or a DinaCard that was never built to shop outside Serbia.

Gpayvcc sells virtual prepaid Visa and Mastercard cards for exactly that moment. You pick a card, fund it with crypto, and the card number lands in your dashboard in about five minutes. No Serbian bank account. No branch visit. No courier.

Born in Belgrade or moved there last month the same card works. It spends in dollars or euros, the currencies Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT and Meta Ads actually bill in.

Cards start at $105 all-in. Every fee is published before you pay. One card, real numbers, no surprise on the last screen.

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Quick answer: can you get a virtual card in Serbia?

Yes. A virtual card Serbia buyers can use online is a prepaid Visa or Mastercard that exists only as a number, an expiry date and a CVV. There is no plastic.

You do not need a Serbian bank account to get one from us. You do not need to live in Serbia either. Sign up with an email, choose a card, fund it with crypto, and use the details on any site that takes Visa or Mastercard.

Serbian residents cannot open a Revolut account, Serbia is not on Revolut's supported country list. Wise does not list Serbia among the countries it serves. Stripe does not operate here either. Those gaps are why so many people search for a virtual credit card Serbia option in the first place.

In short: cards cost $100 to $400 plus a $5 to $15 activation fee, arrive in about five minutes, and work on Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, Amazon, Steam, Google Ads and Meta Ads.

Why your card keeps failing on foreign sites

You are not doing anything unusual. You want Spotify, a Steam game, a Shopify plan, or ad credit for your shop. The friction sits inside the payment rails, not in your habits.

The DinaCard was never meant for foreign sites

DinaCard is Serbia's national card scheme, run by the National Bank of Serbia since 2003. Its own FAQ says standard cardholders shop online "through webshops of domestic retailers."

International use needs a special version — the DinaCard-Discover card launched in December 2010, or the DinaCard-UnionPay card from 2017. Most people carry the plain one and only find out at checkout.

Your card bills in dinars, the service bills in euros

Spotify Premium in Serbia is €5.99 a month. Disney+ starts at €7.99. Netflix lists Serbian prices in euros too. Steam does not support the Serbian dinar as a store currency at all.

So a dinar card runs every payment through a conversion. The conversion is where the fee hides, and it repeats every month.

Some banks keep foreign payments switched off

Plenty of Serbian debit cards need internet purchases enabled in the app first. Others limit or block cross-border merchants until you call and ask. A card that works fine at Maxi can still fail on Amazon.

PayPal converts your balance into dinars

Since 2020, foreign-currency funds in Serbian PayPal accounts get converted at PayPal's own rate. Money that never needed to touch dinars touches dinars twice — once in, once out.

The big fintech names are not here

Revolut, Wise and Stripe all serve neighbouring markets and skip Serbia. That leaves a real hole where a normal person just wants a card that behaves like a Western one.

None of this is your fault. It is a mismatch between a local card and a global checkout page. A virtual prepaid card Serbia users fund themselves removes the mismatch, because the card already lives in the merchant's currency.

What the numbers say

Serbians pay by card more than ever. The National Bank of Serbia counted 13.7 million payment cards issued by Q2 2026 and 237.9 million card purchases in that quarter alone up 19.3% in a year, and more than double the volume of Q2 2022.

More than half of Serbian internet users 53.6% bought goods or services online in the last three months, according to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia's 2025 survey.

Why subscriptions are the hardest thing to pay for from Serbia

Shopping is a one-off charge. A subscription is a relationship, and it can break at four different points.

Point 1 - the pre-authorisation check: Before the first payment, most services place a small temporary hold on the card to confirm it is real. If your balance sits at the exact plan price, the hold fails and the signup dies.

Point 2 - the country check: Some services compare the card's country against the account's country. A dinar card on a euro-priced storefront looks odd to a risk system, even when nothing is wrong.

Point 3 - the renewal: The first payment can succeed and the second can fail. Banks flag repeat foreign charges. You lose the service in the middle of the month and often lose your place in a promotional price too.

Point 4 - 3-D Secure: The extra confirmation step needs a working phone number tied to the card at a Serbian bank. Anyone without a local account is stuck before they start.

What the popular services actually cost here

 

Prices checked August 2026. Look at the right-hand column. Not one of those charges arrives in dinars.

How a virtual prepaid card fixes each break point

For the pre-authorisation: fund the card slightly above the plan price and the hold clears.

For the country check: pick a card in the merchant's currency. A euro card for euro billing, a dollar card for dollar billing.

For the renewal: a reloadable card keeps the same number on file, so the merchant sees a stable payment method month after month.

For 3-D Secure: you skip it. Our cards do not depend on a Serbian bank's phone confirmation.

And the safeguard nobody mentions the balance is a hard ceiling. Forget to cancel a trial and the charge simply fails. Surveys keep finding that close to half of people have signed up for a free trial and forgotten about it. A prepaid card turns that mistake into a declined payment instead of a bill.

What a virtual card is, in plain terms

A virtual card is a real Visa or Mastercard number issued to you, delivered on a screen instead of in an envelope.

 

It carries the same four parts as any card: the 16-digit number, the expiry date, the CVV, and a billing address. Merchants cannot tell the difference. Their payment processor sees a Visa or Mastercard and approves it the normal way.

 

Ours are prepaid. The balance is whatever you loaded. A site cannot pull more than that, which is the whole point.

Virtual card vs bank card, side by side

Visa or Mastercard — which to pick

Both work almost everywhere. The practical differences are small.

 

Pick a Visa virtual card Serbia buyers use for ad platforms and large US merchants, where Visa acceptance runs deepest. Pick a Mastercard virtual card Serbia shoppers use for European stores and euro-billed subscriptions.

 

Unsure? Start with the Visa Virtual Universal at $100. It is the least fussy card we sell.

Single-use or reloadable

A single-use card spends its balance and stops. Good for a one-time purchase, a trial, or a seller you do not know.

 

A reloadable virtual card Serbia customers top up keeps the same number, which suits anything recurring. Subscriptions and ad accounts both prefer a payment method that does not change.

Virtual card Serbia for citizens, foreigners and freelancers

Nobody else splits this out, so here it is plainly.

If you are a Serbian citizen

You probably hold a dinar debit card already. Your problem is not access to banking — it is that your card gets refused, converted badly, or capped on foreign sites.

 

A virtual prepaid card sits beside your bank card, not instead of it. Salary and rent stay at the bank. Subscriptions, ads and foreign shops move to a card that speaks the merchant's currency.

 

Your bank card details stay off unfamiliar sites. That alone is worth the price for most people.

If you are a foreigner living in or moving to Serbia

You may have a passport, a residence permit in progress, and no local account yet. Serbian banks want documents you do not have on day one.

 

Our cards do not depend on any of that. Virtual card Serbia for foreigners means the same product, bought with an email address and crypto, working before your paperwork is finished.

 

That covers expats, remote workers, exchange students, and Serbian citizens abroad who still need a card that behaves like a Western one. A virtual card Serbia without bank account access is the whole reason this product exists.

If you are a freelancer or run a small business

Serbia has one of the highest numbers of freelancers per head anywhere. You bill clients abroad and buy tools abroad — hosting, design apps, AI subscriptions, ad credit.

 

A separate card per cost centre keeps that clean. One card for ads, one for software, one for testing. When a card empties, you know exactly what emptied it, without reading a bank statement line by line.

Features: what you actually get

• A real Visa or Mastercard number, not a wallet balance or a voucher code

• Delivery in about five minutes after your crypto payment confirms

• 29 cards in the catalogue, priced $100 to $400

• Dollar and euro options, so you can match the merchant's currency

• Reloadable cards that keep the same number for recurring billing

• Merchant-specific cards built for OpenAI and YouTube billing

• No Serbian bank account, no branch visit, no paper forms — an email address opens the account

• Crypto funding, so no wire transfer and no bank questions

• Every fee published on the pricing page before you buy

• A dashboard holding your card number, expiry, CVV and balance

• No monthly account fee

• Human support by email, before and after purchase

Benefits: what changes for you

You stop getting declined: The card matches the checkout page instead of fighting it.

 

You cap your risk at the balance: A leaked number costs you what was on that card, and nothing more.

 

You separate your money: Business spend, subscriptions and one-off purchases stop sharing one account.

 

You buy at the moment you need it: No waiting for a bank, a courier or an appointment.

 

You keep more of what you load: Match the card currency to the merchant and one conversion disappears.

 

You can walk away: Nothing renews against a card that has no balance left.

What you can pay for with a virtual card in Serbia

Anything that takes Visa or Mastercard online. These are the ones people ask us about.

 

Streaming and music: Netflix, Spotify, Disney+, HBO Max and YouTube Premium. Our guide to paying for Spotify Premium walks through the checkout.

 

AI and software subscriptions: ChatGPT Plus, Claude, Midjourney, Canva, Adobe, Notion. We sell a card set up for OpenAI ChatGPT Plus payments at $100. A virtual card Serbia for SaaS and digital services keeps each tool on its own budget.

 

Advertising: Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn. Ad accounts check cards harder than shops do, so read our Facebook Ads payment card guide before you add one.

 

Online shopping: Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Etsy, Shein, plus any store that ships here. This is the plain virtual card for online shopping Serbia use case, and the most common one.

 

Gaming and apps: Steam, Google Play, the App Store, Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox. See our Nintendo Switch card guide if you buy games often.

 

Messaging and tools: Telegram Premium, Discord Nitro, Zoom, Slack. Here is how the Telegram Premium payment works.

 

Travel: Booking.com, Airbnb, Ryanair, Wizz Air. Prepaid suits travel bookings, since a leaked number cannot drain an account while you are away.

 

Anything geo-fussy: A virtual card for foreign websites Serbia shoppers cannot otherwise reach is often the only way in, because the store checks the card before it checks you.

Our virtual card options for Serbia

Every card below is a real Visa or Mastercard number, delivered to your dashboard. The price shown is the load value.

 

 

The full catalogue holds 29 cards from $100 to $400. See them all on the cards page.

The tip most guides miss

Netflix, Spotify and Disney+ bill Serbian users in euros. A euro card such as the German Currency Card skips a conversion step that a dollar card would add.

 

For US-billed services — ChatGPT, most ad platforms, Amazon.com — a dollar card is the closer match.

 

Match the card currency to the merchant currency. That one choice saves more than any coupon.

The full price list — nothing hidden

Card price is the load value. On top of that sits one activation fee, published per card.

 

 

A $100 card costs $105 in total, and $100 of that is yours to spend.

 

We publish this because the loudest complaint across this whole market is a fee nobody mentioned until checkout. Serbian banks do not publish virtual card fees on their public pages at all. Check ours on the pricing page, card by card, before you buy.

How to buy a virtual card in Serbia - 4 steps

Step 1 - Create your account: Go to gpayvcc.com/register and sign up with an email address. No Serbian bank account, no branch visit, no paper forms.

 

Step 2 - Choose your card: Open the cards page, pick Visa or Mastercard, and check the currency against where you plan to spend.

 

Step 3 - Fund it with crypto: Send the amount shown at checkout from your wallet or exchange. The order confirms once the network does.

 

Step 4 - Get your card details: The number, expiry date and CVV appear in your dashboard, usually in about five minutes. Copy them into any checkout page.

 

That is the whole flow to buy a virtual card in Serbia with us. Around 500 customers a month go through it.

 

Want to get a virtual Visa card Serbia merchants accept today? Steps one to four take about ten minutes end to end, most of it spent choosing.

Buying a virtual card in Serbia with crypto

Crypto funding is how our cards are paid for, and it suits Serbia well.

 

Serbia regulates digital assets rather than banning them. The Law on Digital Assets came into force on 29 December 2020 and took effect on 29 June 2021, so holding and trading crypto here has a defined legal footing.

 

Crypto also removes the step that usually breaks: getting a Serbian bank to send money to a foreign payment company. No wire, no questions, no three-day wait.

 

How a crypto virtual card Serbia purchase runs:

 

1. Pick your card and start checkout.

2. Send the exact amount to the wallet address shown.

3. Wait for network confirmation - minutes on most chains.

4. Your card details unlock in the dashboard.

 

NOTE FOR THE EDITOR: the site does not publish a coin list anywhere. Confirm which coins checkout accepts, then name them here and in the FAQ — buyers search by coin name. Suggested sentence once confirmed: "We accept [coins] at checkout."

 

If you hold value in stablecoins, this turns it into spendable card balance without touching a bank. That is the real reason people want to buy a virtual card with USDT or Bitcoin rather than with a bank transfer.

 

A crypto prepaid card Serbia buyers fund themselves also keeps the two sides separate. Your exchange stays your exchange. Your card is just a card.

 

 

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Security and control you actually get

Your balance is the ceiling: A prepaid card cannot be overdrawn. If a merchant tries to charge more than the balance, the charge fails. Your savings are never in the room.

 

Your bank card stays private: Trial sites, one-off sellers and unfamiliar shops get a card holding $100, not the card attached to your salary.

 

Subscriptions end when the balance ends: Forget to cancel and the card runs dry instead of billing you.

 

Cross-border payments are the higher-risk lane: The ECB and EBA's joint payment fraud report, published in December 2025, put card fraud losses across the EEA at €1.3 billion in 2024. It also found card fraud was 17 times higher when the payee sat outside the EEA, where strong authentication is not required by law. Serbia sits outside the EEA. A card with a capped balance is a sensible answer to that.

 

Every card is separate: One card per purpose keeps any single problem to one card.

 

Practical habits that help: Load close to what you plan to spend. Use a fresh card for a seller you do not know. Never share the number, expiry and CVV together in a message. Check your balance in the dashboard before a renewal date.

Trust: what we publish, and what we will not claim

Money pages in this market are full of numbers nobody can check. Here is our position.

 

What we publish: Every card price and every activation fee, per card, on the pricing page. The card catalogue with names and networks. The delivery estimate. Our support address.

 

What we will not claim: We do not publish an acceptance-rate percentage, because no seller can honestly promise how a given merchant's risk system will behave. We do not quote spend limits we have not confirmed for your specific card. We do not promise that any card will pass every check on every site.

 

What a prepaid card cannot do: It is not a bank account. There is no ATM withdrawal and no in-store tap. It will not pass a merchant check that demands a card issued by a Serbian bank — a few local services and government portals require exactly that, and no foreign card gets past it.

 

If something goes wrong: Message us through the contact page with the merchant name and the exact error text. That combination is usually enough to tell you what happened and whether a different card would work.

 

We would rather lose a sale than sell you the wrong card. Everything else on this page, our cards do.

Why choose Gpayvcc over the alternatives

 

Six reasons people pick us:

 

Speed that is real: About five minutes, not "within 24 hours."

 

Access without a bank: An email address is the entry requirement, which is what makes this work for new arrivals and citizens alike.

 

Prices you can check before you commit: Card price plus a $5, $10 or $15 activation fee. From $105 all-in.

 

Choice: 29 cards, dollar and euro, Visa and Mastercard, single-use and reloadable, plus cards tuned to specific merchants.

 

Currency matching: Most sellers offer one generic card. We would rather you lose less to conversion.

 

Steady demand: Around 500 customers buy from us each month, mostly for ads and subscriptions, and many come back to top up.

How to use your virtual card on each platform

Same idea every time: open billing, choose card, paste the details. Here are the specifics that trip people up.

Netflix

Sign in, open Account, then Membership and billing, then Add payment method, then Credit or debit card. Enter the number, expiry and CVV. Netflix charges Serbian accounts in euros, so a euro card avoids one conversion. Keep at least one month's price on the card, plus a little more for the verification check.

Spotify

Go to Account, then Available plans, and pick Premium Individual at €5.99 a month. Enter the card on the payment screen. Spotify runs a small verification charge first, so do not fund the card to the exact euro.

YouTube Premium

Open YouTube, tap your picture, then Purchases and memberships, then Payment methods. Add the card. Google verifies it with a temporary charge that is released later. Our YouTube Premium Card is built for this.

ChatGPT Plus

Open ChatGPT, click your name, then My plan, then Upgrade to Plus. Enter the card and a billing address. Serbia is on OpenAI's supported country list. Fund a little above $20 so the charge and the verification hold both clear. The ChatGPT Plus card is sized for this.

Google Ads

In Google Ads, open Billing, then Payment methods, then Add payment method. Enter the card and a matching billing address. Ad platforms check harder than shops, so keep the balance above your daily budget. A Virtual Visa Platinum suits real ad spend better than a $100 card.

Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram)

Open Ads Manager, then Billing, then Payment settings, then Add payment method. Meta checks the card with a small authorisation. Keep the billing name and address the same as on your account, and do not swap cards mid-campaign. Our Facebook Ads card guide covers the rest.

TikTok Ads

In TikTok Ads Manager, open Payment, then Add payment method, then Credit or debit card. TikTok bills automatically as spend accrues, so a reloadable card is the safer pick.

PayPal

Add the card under Wallet, then Link a card. PayPal runs a verification charge. Serbian PayPal accounts convert foreign balances into dinars, so paying a merchant directly by card often costs less than routing through PayPal.

Amazon

Open Your Account, then Your Payments, then Add a card. Set a billing address matching the card's country. Check the item ships to Serbia before you order, since not every seller does.

Apple services

Open Settings, tap your name, then Payment and Shipping, then Add Payment Method. Your Apple account is tied to a store country, so a card in that country's currency is the smoother fit.

Google Play

Open Payments and subscriptions, then Payment methods, then Add card. Same rule: the store country and the card should line up where possible.

Steam

Add the card during checkout on a purchase. Steam does not support the dinar as a store currency, so your Serbian account is billed in another currency anyway. A card in that currency is the cleaner match.

Telegram Premium

Open Settings, tap Telegram Premium, choose a plan, and pay by card. Our Telegram Premium guide has the full walkthrough.

Booking and flights

Enter the card at checkout as you would any other. Load the full amount plus a small buffer, because travel sites sometimes hold slightly more than the ticket price until the booking settles.

When a payment is declined and how to fix it

Declines are usually boring. Work down this list.

 

Balance too low for the hold: Many services authorise slightly more than the price. Keep a small buffer above the exact amount.

 

Billing address mismatch: Enter the address you registered with the card, character for character. This is the most common cause by far.

 

Wrong currency assumption: A euro merchant charging a dollar card still works, but the amount converts. Check the converted total still fits your balance.

 

The merchant wants a local card: A few Serbian services and government portals only take cards issued in Serbia. No foreign card passes that, ours included.

 

Card already spent: Prepaid means finite. Check the balance in your dashboard, then top up a reloadable card.

 

Too many attempts: Repeated failures can put a temporary block on the merchant's side. Wait, fix the real cause, then try once.

 

A new subscription on an old card: If a card has been sitting empty for months, load it before the renewal date rather than after the failure.

 

Still stuck? Message us through the contact page with the merchant name and the error text.

 

 

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Virtuelna kartica Srbija - sve što treba da znate

Šta je virtuelna kartica?

To je prava Visa ili Mastercard kartica koja postoji samo kao broj, datum isteka i CVV. Nema plastike. Digitalna kartica se koristi za plaćanje na internetu, isto kao i obična kartica.

Kako dobiti virtuelnu karticu?

Otvorite nalog sa imejl adresom, izaberite karticu, uplatite kriptom i podaci stižu u vaš nalog za oko pet minuta. Nije vam potreban račun u srpskoj banci ni odlazak u filijalu.

Gde kupiti virtuelnu karticu?

Kod nas, na stranici sa karticama. U ponudi su virtuelna Visa kartica i virtuelna Mastercard kartica, u dolarima i evrima. Možete kupiti Visa virtuelnu karticu ili Mastercard virtuelnu karticu, zavisno od toga gde plaćate.

Za šta služi?

Virtuelna platna kartica radi za online plaćanje i internet kupovinu — Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, Google i Meta oglasi, Amazon, Steam i Google Play. Radi i za međunarodno plaćanje na svim sajtovima koji primaju Visu ili Mastercard.

Zašto ne obična kartica?

Osnovna DinaCard kartica je namenjena domaćim internet prodavnicama. Za inostranstvo je potrebna DinaCard-Discover ili DinaCard-UnionPay verzija. Revolut ne radi za stanovnike Srbije, a Wise ne navodi Srbiju među zemljama koje opslužuje.

Virtuelna kartica sa kriptom

Kupovinu plaćate kriptovalutom, pa nema bankovnog transfera i nema čekanja. Ako držite sredstva u stablecoinima, pretvarate ih direktno u stanje na kartici. Prepaid virtuelna kartica znači da je potrošnja ograničena na iznos koji ste uplatili.

Koliko košta?

Kartice idu od 100 do 400 dolara, uz naknadu za aktivaciju od 5, 10 ili 15 dolara. Najniža ukupna cena je 105 dolara. Sve cene su objavljene unapred na stranici sa cenama.

 

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a virtual card in Serbia without a bank account? 

Yes. Our cards need an email address and a crypto payment. No Serbian bank account, no branch visit, no local address.

 

Do I need to be a Serbian citizen? 

No. Citizens, foreign residents, expats and visitors buy the same cards. Serbians living abroad use them too.

 

Is a virtual card legal in Serbia? 

Yes. A prepaid Visa or Mastercard is an ordinary payment card. Serbia also regulates digital assets under the Law on Digital Assets, in force since 29 December 2020 and effective from 29 June 2021.

 

How fast do I get the card? 

Usually about five minutes after the crypto payment confirms.

 

How much does a virtual card cost in Serbia? 

Cards run $100 to $400, plus a $5, $10 or $15 activation fee depending on the card. The lowest all-in price is $105 and the highest is $415.

 

Can I buy a virtual card in Serbia with Bitcoin, USDT or Ethereum? 

Crypto is how our cards are funded. Check the coin list shown at checkout, then send from any wallet or exchange.

 

Is there a monthly fee? 

No. You pay the card price and its activation fee once.

 

What is the difference between a virtual Visa card and a virtual Mastercard for Serbia? 

Very little in practice. Visa acceptance runs slightly deeper on ad platforms and large US sites. Mastercard is a strong pick for European stores and euro-billed subscriptions.

 

Can I reload the card?

Reloadable cards can be topped up and keep the same number, which suits recurring subscriptions. Single-use cards spend down and stop.

 

Which card should I buy first? 

The Visa Virtual Universal at $100 for general shopping, or a euro card if most of your spend is European subscriptions.

 

Will it work for Google Ads, Meta Ads and TikTok Ads? 

Yes, and ad platforms are the strictest checkers. Keep the balance above your daily budget, keep billing details consistent, and do not switch cards during a live campaign.

 

Can I use it for Netflix and Spotify from Serbia? 

Yes. Both bill Serbian users in euros, so a euro card avoids one conversion step.

 

Does it work for ChatGPT Plus? 

Yes. Serbia is on OpenAI's supported country list. Fund a little above the $20 plan price so the verification hold clears.

 

Can I pay for Amazon, Google Play and Apple services?

Yes, on all three. Match the billing address to the card and check the store country where the platform asks for one.

 

Does it work with PayPal? 

You can add it as a card in your PayPal wallet. PayPal converts foreign balances in Serbian accounts into dinars, so paying the merchant directly by card is often cheaper.

 

Can I withdraw cash from it? 

No. These are online payment cards, not ATM cards.

 

Can I use it in physical shops in Serbia? 

No. There is no plastic and no contactless chip. It is for online payments.

 

Why was my card declined? 

Usually a balance too low for a pre-authorisation hold, or a billing address that does not match. Fix those two first.

 

Can I get a card in euros instead of dollars? 

Yes. Euro cards suit EU subscriptions and stores. Dollar cards suit US billing.

 

Why not just use my DinaCard? 

The standard DinaCard is built for domestic webshops. International use requires a DinaCard-Discover or DinaCard-UnionPay variant, which many people do not hold.

Why can't I use Revolut or Wise in Serbia? 

Revolut does not list Serbia among its supported countries, and Wise does not list Serbia among the countries it serves. That is a decision on their side, not something you can work around by trying again.

Do you have a Serbian dinar card? 

No. Our cards are issued in dollars or euros, which is what foreign merchants bill in anyway.

Is my card details page private? 

Your details sit inside your account and are visible only after you sign in. Never share the number, expiry and CVV together with anyone.

What happens to the balance if I stop using the card? 

It stays on the card. There is no monthly fee eating into it.

Can I buy more than one card? 

Yes, and many customers do — one for ads, one for subscriptions, one for shopping.

What if the card does not work for what I bought it for? 

Contact us with the merchant name and the exact error message and we will tell you what happened. We would rather sort it than leave you guessing.

Ready to stop getting declined?

Pick a card, fund it, and pay for the thing you came here to pay for. About five minutes, from $105 all-in, no Serbian bank account needed.

 

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