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monero support on cards — is it even real or just marketing?

Started 10 Oct 2026 · 13:55 · 6 replies · 478 views

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0xLumen

Member

10 Oct 2026 · 13:55#1

Every card provider claims to 'support Monero' but when you actually try to use it, it's either:

  1. Not supported at all
  2. Supported but with insane fees
  3. Supported but the exchange has KYC

If I have to go through a KYC'd exchange to convert xmr to usdt before loading the card, the Monero support is meaningless. The whole point is privacy.

Has anyone found a card that actually takes xmr directly without a KYC gate?

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vlad_ptk

Member

10 Oct 2026 · 14:12↑ replying to #1#2

I use swap provider with no kyc to convert xmr to usdt, then load card. Is not direct but work well.

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nullroute

Senior Member

10 Oct 2026 · 14:28↑ replying to #2#3

The swap provider sees your xmr and your usdt address. That is a correlation point.

Real Monero support would mean the card issuer accepts xmr directly, with the exchange happening on-chain. I have not seen a no-KYC card that does this.

6 thanksopsec is a process, not a purchase

grindstone

Senior Member

10 Oct 2026 · 14:45↑ replying to #1#4

xmr on cards is marketing

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Ravenstack

Senior Member

10 Oct 2026 · 15:02↑ replying to #1#5

Which providers claim it? Let's test them.

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0xLumen

Member

10 Oct 2026 · 15:18↑ replying to #5#6

Nobanhost's card, Gnosis Pay, and Offshore Card all list xmr support on their sites. Haven't tested any of them because the terms usually mention an exchange in the fine print.

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byte_broker

Member

10 Oct 2026 · 15:35↑ replying to #6#7

Nobanhost doesn't issue cards anymore — they're hosting only now. Gnosis Pay uses xmr through a partner exchange, and that exchange has KYC limits above $500. Offshore Card I don't know.

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