A Visa in US dollars that you top up with USDT or USDC from any wallet or exchange, with no bank account. What is charged in dollars is paid in dollars, with no fee; what you pay in Brazilian reais is converted at Visa's exchange rate.
Get my card →Reviewed on October 25, 2026

In Brazil, what you pay in dollars with a local card (subscriptions, software, foreign stores, travel) goes through the bank's conversion and, depending on the card, extra taxes and charges. If you already hold dollars in USDT, because you are paid from abroad or save that way, the card lets you spend them directly in dollars.
It is a virtual card: to pay in a physical store, add it to Apple Pay on your iPhone (Apple Pay works in Brazil) and tap your phone on the terminal. It works at supermarkets like Pão de Açúcar, Carrefour, Extra, Assaí or Atacadão, pharmacies, restaurants and any store that accepts contactless Visa. On Android, if Google Wallet is available on your phone, add it to Google Pay the same way.
In Brazil you can buy USDT with reais via Pix on Binance P2P or on the exchange you already use.
If you already hold USDT on an exchange or in your wallet, just send it over a supported network: Polygon, BNB Chain, Base or Solana. The balance is held in US dollars.
| Issuance and maintenance | Free |
| US dollar purchases | 0% |
| Cashback on digital subscriptions | 10% |
| USDT / USDC to US dollar conversion on top-up | 1.5% |
| Purchases in other currencies | Visa exchange rate |
| Minimum top-up | USD 10 |
| Top-up networks | Polygon · BNB Chain · Base · Solana |
Add the card to Apple Pay on your iPhone or Google Pay on your Android and tap to pay at any store worldwide that accepts contactless Visa: supermarkets, restaurants, transport, travel.
No. The card is topped up with USDT or USDC from any wallet or exchange; you don't need a bank account in Brazil or anywhere else.
No. Pix is for transfers in reais between Brazilian accounts. The card is for paying with Visa, especially in dollars; you can use Pix to buy the USDT you top it up with.
No. The card has no issuance fee and no monthly fee.