The Turkish Virtual Mastercard is a prepaid virtual Mastercard for paying merchants that charge in Turkish lira. You buy it with crypto, receive the card details after activation, and use it on Turkish e-commerce sites and services where prepaid Mastercard is accepted.
It is our standard Turkish Mastercard. For a bigger balance on the same network, see the Turkish Premium Mastercard; our guide to Turkish virtual cards compares the options in more depth.
| Card type | Prepaid virtual card (no credit line, no credit check) |
|---|---|
| Card currency | Turkish lira (TRY) |
| You pay | In US dollars from your Gpayvcc balance, funded with crypto |
| Network | Mastercard (as named in the product) |
| Issuer | Third-party issuing partner (Gpayvcc is not a bank) |
| Price | $200.00 card value + $5.00 one-time issue fee ($205.00 total) |
| Funding | Crypto deposit to your Gpayvcc balance: USDT (TRC20 or ERC20), USDC (Base), Bitcoin, BNB (BEP20), Solana, TON, TRX, Litecoin or Bitcoin Cash |
| Delivery | Card details are released after you complete activation in My Cards |
Good fits, where the merchant accepts prepaid Mastercard:
Some Turkish merchants ask for a Turkish ID number or a local mobile number at checkout, and the card cannot supply those. Do not use a lira card to buy subscriptions or digital goods at Turkish regional prices unless you live in Türkiye and are eligible under the merchant's terms.
If you want a lower-cost lira option, compare the Turkish Debit Card.
Please note: Gpayvcc sells and supports prepaid virtual cards issued by partner institutions; we are not a bank and do not offer credit. Some merchants refuse prepaid cards, and acceptance can change without notice. We may ask for verification or refuse service where the law or our partners require it.
You can see the total cost of each card on the Gpayvcc pricing table. For help with checkout problems, read the virtual card FAQ.
No. It is prepaid: you spend only the balance you load and there is no credit line, even though people often search for "Turkish virtual credit card".
Usually yes, where the merchant accepts it, but the amount is converted from lira and a foreign-exchange fee may apply. For USD spending, a USD card avoids that conversion.
Some Turkish merchants collect a national ID number for invoicing or regulation. If you do not have one, that merchant may not be able to sell to you.
After your crypto deposit is confirmed and credited to your balance, buy the card and complete activation in My Cards. Your card details are released once activation is complete.
