Which card fits your needs?
AnyPay offers two virtual cards. Both support international purchases, subscriptions, hotel bookings and tickets. Choose based on the services and payment methods you need.
- Ultimate is an all-purpose Singapore card for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Booking, Airbnb, subscriptions, purchases and travel. It supports AI services and AI APIs, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
- Simple is a Hong Kong card for everyday international purchases, subscriptions and travel. It supports Google Pay. If you do not need direct AI payments or Apple Pay, Simple has a lower issuance cost and funding fee.
Costs and features
| Feature | Ultimate | Simple |
|---|---|---|
| Card issuance | 55 USDT | 45 USDT |
| Card funding | 4.5% | 3.5% |
| Service fee | $0 | $0 |
| Validity | 3 years | 3 years |
| Per-transaction limit | $15 000 | $200 000 |
| Daily limit | $200 000 | $200 000 |
| Apple Pay | ✅ | ❌ |
| Google Pay | ✅ | ✅ |
| Direct AI payments | ✅ | ❌ |
When fees apply
You pay for issuance once: 55 USDT for Ultimate or 45 USDT for Simple. Both cards have no service fee and are valid for 3 years.
- USDT TRC-20 deposits are credited to your AnyPay wallet automatically with no AnyPay fee. The full amount received is credited.
- A fee applies when you fund a card from your wallet: 4.5% for Ultimate or 3.5% for Simple. Enter an amount and the app shows the fee and how much the card will receive. Then tap “Confirm”.
Before you issue a card
The card is issued instantly and its details are available in the app straight away. You can pay after funding it. Acceptance by a particular service also depends on its requirements and country restrictions.
- Transfers between cards are unavailable. Funds moved to a card cannot be returned to your wallet or withdrawn.
- Both cards are for purchases. They do not support money transfers, e-wallet funding, exchanges or cryptocurrency purchases.
Apple Pay, the App Store, Google Pay and Google Play are different routes
Apple Pay and Google Pay are selected at merchant checkout after adding a card to the relevant wallet. The App Store bills through your Apple Account, while Google Play bills through a Google payment profile. An app being listed in a store does not mean it offers in-app subscription purchases.
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