Mastercard runs one of the two networks almost every online store accepts. A virtual Mastercard gives you a card number you can spend online while keeping your real bank details private. With Gpaynow you can buy one today, funded with crypto.
In short: buy a prepaid virtual Mastercard in the Gpaynow store from your balance, topped up with crypto, and spend from it online. No KYC is needed to buy. A programmatic API for issuing Mastercard cards from your own app (Card API v2) is in early access and not live yet.
Prepaid virtual Mastercard cards in the store, bought from your Gpaynow balance. Each card price is the card balance plus a one-time activation fee ($5, or $15 on $300 cards); there are no monthly fees, and there is no KYC to buy. The card number, expiry and CVV appear in your dashboard straight after you pay. Browse the cards.
If you want to create Mastercard cards programmatically for your own users, that is what Card API v2 is planned for. It is in early access: no card issuer is connected yet, and API keys, a test environment and webhooks are not available yet. At launch, cards would be issued by a licensed card-issuing partner; Gpaynow is not the card issuer. No payment is taken until your access is approved. Read about Card API v2.
Yes. The Gpaynow store sells prepaid virtual Mastercard cards you buy with crypto, with no KYC to buy.
At most online stores that accept Mastercard. Acceptance is not guaranteed, and some merchants refuse prepaid cards, so check the store's payment rules first.
Not yet. Card API v2 is in early access: no issuer is connected and keys are not available yet. Join the waitlist on the Card API page.
A licensed card-issuing partner would be the issuer of record. Gpaynow provides the platform and the API; it is not the card issuer.