Quick Summary
Vizocard provides a secure bridge between the Iranian domestic economy and the global digital market. We specialize in high-authority virtual Visa and Mastercard solutions that empower Iranian residents to access international platforms currently restricted by regional banking barriers. By leveraging instant crypto-to-fiat conversion (USDT), our cards ensure seamless payment for global subscriptions, e-commerce, and travel. With a privacy-first onboarding process and verified US billing addresses, users can bypass geo-declines and enjoy a 100% authorization rate across 150+ countries in just minutes
We accept cryptocurrencies and no KYC required for Iranian citizens
You live in Iran. The thing you want to pay for lives somewhere else. Maybe it is a ChatGPT Plus plan, a Spotify subscription, an Adobe license, or ad credit for your shop. You have the money. You just need a way to pay a site abroad from inside Iran.
Here is the catch. Your local bank card was never built to reach those sites. It runs on Iran’s home Shetab and Shaparak network, which stops at the border. So at checkout you hit the same red error — on Netflix, Steam, the App Store, Amazon, AWS, or Google Ads.
It hits everyone the same way. A student paying for an online course. A family that wants Netflix. A freelancer who needs Figma and Upwork. A small shop buying Meta Ads and cloud space. None of it goes through on a card issued in Iran.
This is not your mistake. Visa and Mastercard do not operate in Iran, and PayPal and Stripe do not serve it. So foreign checkouts have no card from Iran they can charge.
That gap is the exact thing we close. A Vizocard virtual card is your payment option for buying abroad from Iran. It is issued outside the country, loaded in US dollars, and accepted on the global Visa and Mastercard networks. You stay in Iran. Your payments reach the rest of the map.
Ready to pay your first foreign site? Pick your card on the Vizocard pricing page and you can check out in minutes.
We keep it simple with three cards. All are issued the same way email sign-up, crypto funding, and no KYC. Pick the balance that fits how you pay abroad.
Virtual Visa Platinum
A US Visa (BIN 404389). Best for larger buys, ad spend, and premium plans. Instant delivery, no monthly fee.
View the Virtual Visa Platinum.
Virtual Visa Reloadable
A US Visa (BIN 428801). Best for monthly subscriptions and ongoing tools, since reloads keep the same card number. Instant delivery, no monthly fee.
View the Virtual Visa Reloadable.
Mastercard Reloadable Classic
A US Mastercard. Best for small buys, free trials, and your first card. Instant delivery, no monthly fee.
View the Mastercard Reloadable Classic.
Want to see live stock and full pricing? Visit the Vizocard pricing page, or browse them all on our card page.
Your bank card runs on Iran’s home network, called Shetab and Shaparak. It was built for payments inside Iran, so it works great at local shops and ATMs. But it does not connect to the big card networks abroad.
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express do not run inside Iran. PayPal and Stripe do not serve Iran either. So a card from an Iranian bank has no link to the systems foreign sites use.
That is why the same red error shows up everywhere. ChatGPT Plus, Spotify, Netflix, Disney+, the App Store, Google Play, Steam, Adobe, Canva, Amazon, AliExpress, AWS, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Udemy, Booking.com — if the site sits outside Iran, your local card stops at the door.
A virtual card for Iranian users fills that gap. It is issued outside Iran, so global checkouts treat it like any normal card.
People in Iran want a card that works abroad for a few clear reasons. Most of our customers come to us for one or more of these:
To reach global services: Local cards cannot pay for Netflix, Spotify, YouTube Premium, ChatGPT Plus, Amazon, or AliExpress. A virtual card opens all of them.
To work as a freelancer: Iran has a huge group of remote designers and developers. They earn in crypto or foreign funds but cannot pay for Adobe, Canva, or ChatGPT Plus on the home Shaparak network. A card that works abroad unlocks those tools.
To run a small business: Shops and agencies in Iran need to buy Meta Ads, Google Ads, and cloud space to grow. A card issued abroad lets them pay those bills on time, every month.
To hold a steadier value: With high inflation and a falling Rial, many people keep a card in US dollars. It gives recurring payments a more stable base.
To travel with less cash: Visa and Mastercard do not work in Iran, so travelers use a virtual card to book hotels and cover costs abroad instead of carrying lots of cash.
Paying abroad from Iran is not simple. Here are the blocks people hit, and how a no-KYC prepaid card steps around them.
Sanctions: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, and Stripe cannot operate inside Iran. Our cards are issued outside Iran, so they sit on the global networks from the start.
KYC blocks: Many global fintechs list Iran as unsupported. RedotPay, for example, names Iran as a country where you cannot pass identity checks (KYC) at all. We ask for no ID, so there is no check to fail.
SWIFT cut-off: Iran’s banks are mostly shut out of SWIFT, so normal wire transfers abroad rarely work. We skip banks fully — you fund with crypto.
Geo-declines: Many sites score risk by region and block cards tied to Iran. A card with a US BIN and US billing address reads as a normal US card.
Shadow-banking risk: Some people try front companies or informal money changers (sarrafis) to move money around the blocks. These carry real legal and safety risks. A prepaid card you fund and control is a cleaner, safer path.
It is a prepaid Visa or Mastercard that lives online. There is no plastic. You load money on it first, then spend up to that amount — nothing more.
Because each card is issued with a US BIN and a US billing address, online stores see it as a normal US card. “All country” means it works across 150+ countries, on almost any site that takes Visa or Mastercard.
No KYC, ever: We do not ask for a national ID, Shenasnameh, passport, or selfie. You sign up with an email, fund your wallet, and get your card details. That is the whole process.
Most of our Iranian customers fund their card with crypto. It is the fastest and most reliable path from Rial to a spendable card. Here is how it works:
Turn Rial into USDT: Use a local exchange you already trust, such as Nobitex or Wallex.
Send the USDT to your Vizocard wallet: Copy your wallet address from the dashboard and send.
Watch your balance appear: Your deposit shows as US dollars within a few minutes.
Make your card: Create a virtual card from that balance and start paying.
We accept USDT (TRC20 and ERC20), USDC, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. USDT and USDC hold a steady value, so the amount you send is the amount you can spend. No foreign bank account is needed. No wire transfer is needed.
Since Iran’s banks are cut off from SWIFT, crypto is the bridge. You send crypto, and we turn it into US dollar balance on your card. When you pay a site, that site charges your card in dollars it never sees crypto and never sees your wallet.
This brings a second win. A balance held in US dollars holds its value far better than the Rial. So your monthly tools and plans are paid from a steadier base, even as local prices rise.
Your card works on any site that takes Visa or Mastercard online. That covers more than 90 million merchants. Here are the platforms our Iranian customers use most, grouped by what they do.
Go to our site and make an account. Email and password only. No ID, no selfie, no wait.
Step 2 — Fund your wallet.
Send USDT or another supported coin to your wallet address. It clears in about 5 to 15 minutes.
Step 3 — Make your card.
Pick a card and confirm. Your 16-digit number, CVV, expiry, and US billing address appear in under a minute.
Step 4 — Pay anywhere.
Copy the card details into any checkout that takes Visa or Mastercard. Use the exact US billing address we give you.
Step 5 — Reload when needed.
Top up from crypto again. Reloadable cards keep the same number, so your subscriptions keep running without a break.
Many people in Iran need to link a card to PayPal to confirm an account or receive money. PayPal checks the billing address against the card — this is called AVS (Address Verification Service). Our card comes with a real US billing address, so it can pass that check where PayPal allows a card to be added.
Enter the card number and the exact US address from your dashboard. We will be honest: PayPal does not serve accounts based inside Iran, so this is not a way to open a full Iran-based account. For the full walk-through, see our guide to virtual cards for PayPal verification.
Open your ChatGPT billing page. Enter our card number, CVV, and expiry. For the billing address, use the US address from your dashboard — never your Iran address. Confirm, and your Plus plan turns on right away.
Set your store region to United States. Add our card as your payment method and enter the US billing address. You can now buy apps and pay for in-app plans.
A prepaid card is great for free trials. You control the exact balance, so a trial can’t charge you by surprise. See our guide to virtual cards for free trials.
Some people mix up two very different cards. A tourist card such as MahCard is made for foreign visitors who come to Iran. It loads in your home currency, turns it into Rial, and works only inside Iran — at hotels, shops, and ATMs in the country.
That is the opposite of what you need. A tourist card is inbound only. It cannot pay a site outside Iran. To buy from global stores and apps, you need a card issued abroad, like ours — funded in dollars and accepted on the global networks.
There are a few ways people in Iran try to pay abroad. Here is how they compare.
What matters | Vizocard card | Borrowing a foreign card | Reseller “I’ll pay for you” |
|---|---|---|---|
No KYC needed | Yes | Not yours to control | You share private logins |
You control the card | Yes | No | No |
Works for monthly plans | Yes — same card | Risky | Often no |
Setup time | Minutes | Depends on the owner | Per order, every time |
Funding from Iran | Crypto (USDT) | Not from Iran | Rial to the reseller |
Your privacy | High | Low | Low |
We will be straight with you. A no-KYC card means we do not ask you for ID to issue it. It does not mean the card hides from the financial system.
Our cards sit inside prepaid rules. Prepaid means you spend your own loaded money — no credit and no loan. At the balance levels we offer ($100 to $300), prepaid cards can be issued without document checks. That is why we can skip KYC and still stay inside the rules.
Across the market, many providers now use tiered KYC. A basic tier opens with just an email and keeps a small spending cap. Higher tiers, often for business or big ad spend, ask for ID. Our standard prepaid cards need no ID, and we tell you up front if anything ever calls for more — there are no hidden checks.
Merchant-level privacy. When you pay, the site sees only a card number. It does not see your crypto wallet, your home bank, or your name in our records. Your real details stay with you.
What we will never do: promise you can stay fully hidden, hide a fee, or claim a card works somewhere it does not. For the full breakdown, read our guide to no-KYC virtual cards.
We would rather you go in with clear eyes. Two things are worth knowing:
Avoid sarrafi and front-company routes: Moving money through informal exchange houses or front companies to dodge the blocks carries legal and safety risk. A prepaid card you fund and control sits well outside that mess.
The rules can shift: Sanctions policy changes over time, and a card’s banking partner can update its own rules. So spend your balance rather than parking large amounts for long, and reload as you go. It keeps your money working and your risk low.
Use the US billing address we give you: This is the number-one reason cards get declined. Use our address, not your home address.
Keep a little extra balance: Some sites place a small test hold. Leave room so it clears.
Match the card to the site: Use Visa where Visa is preferred, Mastercard where it is not.
Reload before your billing date: Top up a day early so a subscription charge goes through.
Ask us if a payment fails: Most declines have a quick fix, and our team is here to help.
Use a virtual card issued outside Iran, like ours. You sign up with an email, fund it with crypto (USDT), and get a US Visa or Mastercard you can use on any site that accepts those networks. Your local Shetab card cannot do this; a card issued abroad can.
Yes. We do not ask for your national ID, Shenasnameh, passport, or a selfie. You sign up with an email, fund your wallet with crypto, and receive your card details. The whole path takes a few minutes.
Iranian cards run on the home Shetab and Shaparak network, which is built for payments inside Iran. Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and Stripe do not operate in Iran, so local cards have no link to the systems global sites use.
Any site that accepts Visa or Mastercard online. That includes ChatGPT Plus, Claude, Netflix, Spotify, Steam, the App Store, Google Play, Adobe, Canva, AWS, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Amazon, AliExpress, Udemy, and millions more.
Turn your Rial into USDT on a local exchange such as Nobitex or Wallex, then send the USDT to your Vizocard wallet. Your balance shows in US dollars within minutes. We also accept USDC, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
No. Tourist cards such as MahCard are for foreign visitors and only work inside Iran. They cannot pay sites abroad. For global stores and apps you need a card issued outside Iran, like ours.
Our card has a real US billing address, so it can pass PayPal’s address check (AVS) where PayPal lets you add a card. But PayPal does not serve accounts based inside Iran, so it is not a way to open a full Iran-based account.
Not directly. You first convert Rial to USDT on a local exchange, then fund the card with that USDT. This one extra step is what lets the card work on global sites.
Card details appear in your dashboard within about a minute of your deposit clearing. Crypto deposits usually clear in 5 to 15 minutes, so most people are paying online within 20 minutes of signing up.
Our cards sit within standard prepaid card rules and run on regulated Visa and Mastercard networks. You should still follow the terms of each site you pay. We do not promise you can stay hidden — only that no ID is needed to get the card.
First, check that you used the exact US billing address from your dashboard. Next, make sure you have enough balance for the charge plus any small hold. If it still fails, send us the site name and error and we will help.
You do not need a foreign bank. You do not need to leave Iran. You do not need to share your ID.
Pick a card, fund it with crypto, and pay the foreign sites you’ve been locked out of — all from inside Iran. See every card and price on the Vizocard pricing page and get your card in minutes.