Zebec Card
#24Zebec offers three virtual Mastercards funded from 150+ tokens across 18 blockchains: Silver as a single-load card in USD, EUR or GBP, Carbon reloadable in dollars with no transaction fees, and Black with no spending limit. All are instant and work with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The catch: they are virtual only, no fee schedule is published, and the Black tier is offline past its own stated return date.
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Zebec offers several Mastercard-powered crypto card products rather than one single configuration. The current range includes Silver, Carbon and Black virtual cards, each with different loading rules, fees and spending limits.
All are designed to let users fund a card from crypto and then spend in fiat at merchants that accept Mastercard.
Zebec currently lists Silver, Carbon and Black. Silver is a single-load prepaid card, Carbon is reloadable with a daily spending limit, and Black is the premium reloadable product with no published spending cap.
The Black card is currently marked temporarily offline for upgrades, so new users should verify live availability before choosing it.
It depends on the card. Zebec Silver is a single-load, non-reloadable card, while Carbon and Black are reloadable.
That difference is important when comparing the tiers. Silver suits one-off or controlled spending, while Carbon and Black are better suited to ongoing card use.
Zebec describes Silver as non-custodial and lets users fund cards from their own wallets. The broader flow is therefore more wallet-connected than a conventional exchange card.
Once crypto is converted and loaded to a card, however, the spendable card balance is part of normal Mastercard payment infrastructure. Users should distinguish wallet custody from the card balance itself.
Zebec says its card platform supports more than 150 tokens across 18 major blockchains. Supported networks include Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Tron, Sui, Stellar, Base and others.
The exact assets available can depend on the selected card and current conversion provider, so users should confirm the live funding screen before sending crypto.
Zebec currently advertises no sign-up or transaction fees for Silver. It is a single-load card, and variable foreign-exchange or crypto-conversion costs can still apply.
Silver is therefore not literally cost-free in every situation, but its fixed card charges are lighter than many crypto-card products.
Zebec currently lists a $1 activation fee, about 2% top-up fee, $0.30 transaction fee and $1 monthly fee for Black. Variable gas, crypto conversion and exchange costs can also apply.
Black is currently offline for upgrades, so these terms should be rechecked when new issuance resumes.
Limits vary by card. Silver allows up to $1,000 per card and a cumulative daily spend of up to $10,000. Carbon supports up to $10,000 per day.
Zebec markets Black as having no spending limit, although practical compliance and provider controls can still apply.
Yes. Zebec currently advertises Apple Pay and Google Pay support for its card range. Eligible cards can be added to a supported mobile wallet for online and contactless spending.
Wallet availability still depends on the particular card programme, device and region.
Zebec says Silver can be ordered in more than 90 countries and used across more than 200 countries and territories where Mastercard is accepted. Other card products have different eligibility rules.
Black excludes OFAC-sanctioned jurisdictions and has additional regional restrictions, while Carbon currently requires a US address during activation.
Verification depends on the card. Silver is described as requiring minimal KYC, Carbon's current launch flow uses an email, wallet and US address without traditional ID upload, while Black requires KYC through its processing partner Mobilum.
Users should therefore check the specific card rather than assuming Zebec has one universal KYC policy.
Reloadable Zebec cards can support recurring payments, subject to the merchant accepting the card type. Zebec specifically confirms recurring-payment support for Carbon and Black.
Some merchants restrict prepaid cards for subscriptions, so recurring billing is not guaranteed at every service.
Not for normal new issuance at the moment. Zebec's official Black card page currently says the product is temporarily offline for upgrades and remodelling.
That makes Silver or Carbon the more relevant currently active options. Users interested in Black should verify the live status before relying on older reviews or fee tables.
Open the Zebec card or Super App flow and select the card type you want. Connect or fund from a supported wallet, complete the card-specific activation requirements and then receive the virtual card details.
The exact onboarding differs between Silver, Carbon and Black, so follow the live flow for the chosen product.
Zebec provides card support through cardsupport@zebec.io and its official community channels. General support is also available through support@zebec.io and the Zebec support interfaces.
For Black card issues involving Mobilum, Zebec also directs users to Mobilum support. Never share wallet private keys or recovery phrases with support.

