CardtoshiCardtoshi
MastercardVirtual onlyA $15 virtual Mastercard opened with nothing but an email, funded in twenty currencies including Monero on its own chain, with no monthly fee and no FX markup — the pricing page lists nine separate charges and prints $0 against every one of them.
126 of the 175 priced cards cost less. Among the 18 that ask for exactly as much identity, the median is $5.25.
Whether to take Cardtoshi
Worth it if you want a cheap private card for subscriptions and online checkouts and you intend to spend what you load: 3% with no FX markup is genuinely low for a card that asks for nothing but an email, and Monero funding keeps the whole chain private. Not worth it for holding money — deposits cannot be withdrawn back to crypto, the operator is anonymous, and there is no third-party record of anyone getting funds out again.
In its favour
- The complete fee list fits on one page and is two lines long: $15 to issue and 3% to load — the other nine line items are printed as $0
- Email is the entire signup, and the FAQ names passport, ID, driving licence, selfie, proof of address and phone number as things it will never ask for
- Twenty currencies on their own native chains, Monero included, so the funding leg can be private from end to end
- No FX markup at all: spending in another currency costs the Mastercard rate and nothing on top of it
Against it
- Deposit-only: crypto withdrawals are not supported, so whatever you load and do not spend stays there
- No independent track record of any kind — no Trustpilot profile, no forum thread, no reported user history; Cryptwerk carries a 1.8-out-of-5 rating with no reviews behind it
- Nobody is named: no operating company, no jurisdiction, no issuing partner, and the domain sits entirely behind Cloudflare
- Online only — the FAQ rules out both ATMs and physical terminals, and there is no Apple Pay or Google Pay
Also true, in its favour
- Three cards per account, each one freezable or cancellable from the dashboard with the balance returned to the wallet
- A custom cardholder name can be set per card — the detail that decides whether the privacy claim survives a checkout
- 3-D Secure works, which is why PayPal and Wise accept it; that is where most no-KYC virtual cards fail
- No country is turned away, for the structural reason that there is no verification step to turn one away on
What Cardtoshi costs
| Charge | What it costs |
|---|---|
| To get the card | |
| To issue the card | $15.00 |
| Monthly | $0.00 |
| To put money in | |
| To load | 3% |
| To spend it | |
| To spend | 0% |
| Per payment, fixed | $0.00 |
| To spend outside the dollar | 0% |
| Total, per $100 spent | $3.00 |
Not published by the issuer: at a cash machine.
Read off cardtoshi.com on September 11, 2026.
$15 per card, one-time, charged again for every additional card and every time one expires. Loading costs a flat 3%: put $100 in and $97 lands on the card. Everything else the issuer lists is zero — no monthly maintenance, no FX markup, no account creation fee, no inactivity fee, no statement fee, no 3DS fee — and after the $20 first deposit there is no minimum on top-ups. Spending is capped at $5,000 a month per card, three cards maximum, so $15,000 is the account ceiling. No ATM fee is listed for the structural reason that there is no ATM access: the card is virtual and online-only.
KYC: what Cardtoshi asks for
An email address, and nothing else. No document, no face, no address — and a burner address costs nothing, which is why the ledger counts this as no identity check at all.
Limits on spending
Not published by the issuer: daily spend, per payment, maximum balance, cash, per day.
Confirmed on cardtoshi.com on September 11, 2026. A figure told to one person in a chat window is not a published limit, so it does not appear here.
Where it works
The issuer names no country it turns away. That is not a promise that every country works.
The other flaws
- 3% on every load is the real price: $100 in puts $97 on the card, and the $15 issue fee falls due again each time a card expires
- $5,000 a month per card with a maximum of three cards, so $15,000 a month is the hard ceiling on the account
- Whole merchant categories decline by design: gambling, adult, weapons, crypto exchanges and wire transfers
- The minimum first deposit is $20, of which $15 goes straight back out as the issue fee
How we checked this
Thirteen fields are tracked for every service. 10 of them carry a figure we read off cardtoshi.com on September 11, 2026.
- Issuer's page
- Cost per $100September 11, 2026 · Loading chargeSeptember 11, 2026 · Currency conversionSeptember 11, 2026 · Per-payment chargeSeptember 11, 2026 · IssuanceSeptember 11, 2026 · MonthlySeptember 11, 2026 · Spending limitsSeptember 11, 2026 · Apple Pay and Google PaySeptember 11, 2026
- Sign-up flow
- Identity levelSeptember 11, 2026
- Live check
- Operating statusSeptember 11, 2026
- The issuer does not publish
- Cash machine charge · Maximum balance · Countries closed
Nothing here came from a press release, an affiliate sheet, or another comparison site.
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