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@JayDavis fair question, happy to clear it up, no secrecy intended. On the name: it is not a real person and not anyone's KYC. We provide a name on the Aurora and Shadow tiers purely for Apple Pay and Google Pay tokenization, the wallets require a cardholder name to exist when a card is added...

Nothing to worry about there, no real person's identity is tied to your card. It's a prepaid card on our own program, so the name and address on it are just standard program details, not someone who went through KYC and not you either. Anything more you want to get into, DM me and I'll help.

Nice, glad you gave it a spin already. On the Eclipse country, shoot me a DM and I'll sort that out with you there. For the BTC timer, no stress, your money's safe. That countdown is just a rate lock, not a deadline for the coin, so if you already sent it and it's still waiting on...

Hello! Sure of course let me explain each question. 1. Reloadable, yes. Eclipse cards are not single use. Load, spend, pull the balance back to your account, reload, as many cycles as you like. Minimum load is $15, and on Eclipse it lands in seconds. 2. The limit counts live cards, not...

Spend crypto like money. No KYC. No documents. No ID. Ever. Private prepaid cards, funded in crypto and accepted everywhere the major networks are — ad accounts, subscriptions, SaaS, and everyday spend. No KYC, ready in about a minute, and they add to Apple Pay and Google Pay...