Your overseas clients pay you in USDT or USDC and you spend it with a Visa in US dollars: tools, subscriptions, flights and shopping, with no international transfers and no bank hassle. Verify with your ID and a selfie, and you have your card in about 5 minutes.
Get my card →Reviewed on October 29, 2026

Bangkok and Chiang Mai are among the cities with the most digital nomads in the world, and many Thai freelancers work for overseas clients. If you get paid in USDT or USDC, the card lets you pay online in US dollars with no conversion, and in Thailand you pay in baht at any store that accepts Visa: the store receives a normal Visa payment.
It is a virtual card: you will use it mostly for online payments. Apple Pay is not yet listed by Apple in Thailand; on Android, if Google Wallet is available on your phone, you can add it to Google Pay to pay at stores like 7-Eleven, Lotus's, Big C or Tops.
In Thailand you can buy USDT with baht on exchanges licensed by the Thai SEC.
If you already hold USDT on an exchange or in your wallet, just send it over a supported network: Polygon, BNB Chain, Base, Solana or Tron. 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 · Tron (USDT) |
Yes. Your card has its own top-up address: your client sends USDT or USDC to it over a supported network and the balance is ready to spend in US dollars.
Yes, with your passport and your current address in Thailand. You don't need a Thai bank account.
No. The card is topped up with USDT or USDC from any wallet or exchange; you don't need a bank account in Thailand or anywhere else. There is no issuance fee and no monthly fee.