Check availability
Start with residence and eligibility
PUT YOUR CRYPTO TO USE
AI subscriptions, mobile top-ups and gift cards. Find out how to pay, what it costs and what to watch for.
Choose what you need, then see how to pay.
CHECK PAYMENT OPTIONS FIRST
Check supported locations and official payment methods first. A crypto-funded card uses the card payment route; it does not mean the service accepts USDT directly or that every card will work.
These guides cover personal subscriptions. API usage is billed separately, as explained in each guide.
CHECK YOUR CARD BEFORE TOPPING UP
A crypto card may use crypto assets for funding or settlement, depending on the product. Check eligible locations, spending restrictions and the full costs before deciding to use one.

Networks are not interchangeable. Check both ends match.
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Check the fee and the amount your merchant will receive.
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Check the order and transaction status before trying again.
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Account for purchase and transfer costs
Match the asset, network and amount
First check the asset and network your merchant accepts, then choose how to buy. If you need an account, explore the requirements and costs of these exchanges.
Check availability where you live. If you already have an account or the right assets, you can use them. About referral links ↗
FIND YOUR SERVICE
Check a gift card’s redemption region and the invoice network before preparing payment.
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Start with official payment options, then assess whether a crypto card adds value. Check your purchase channel, card origin, total cost and renewals.
A shared ticker does not establish compatibility. The sender and invoice must agree.
Distinguish Claude web subscriptions, mobile purchases and API billing, then check card location, authentication and renewal arrangements.
Start with the purchase you want to make, check the specific card’s terms and distinguish card funding from merchant payment before committing funds.
Check the order and transaction before paying again.
Before opening an account or buying crypto, establish what the merchant actually accepts.
Distinguish a deducted fee from a fee charged on top.