AD SOVRAE: Crypto privacy cards
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I have the physical card and so far no issues. @Qzejol assisted me in the process via tg, all quick and smooth.
Hey everyone!
Sovrae Update — March 2026
What's new
Sovrae Update — March 2026
What's new
- New app is ready — latest fixes are live, experience should be smoother for everyone: app.sovrae.io
- Referral program structure is ready — simulate your earnings: sovrae.io/referral-simulator
- Virtual (No KYC) — $89
- Physical (Light KYC) — $249
- Physical (No KYC) — $349
- Bitcoin deposits
- Lower network fees (working on removing them entirely)
- Internal transfers, IBAN deposits (TBC)
- X: x.com/sovrae_io
- TG: t.me/sovrae_io
- Landing: Sovrae - Crypto Card
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Hey,
You can find the full breakdown of fees on the first page of this thread or on our website at www.sovrae.io.
In short, total fees are around 4.5–5% for regular transactions and 6.5% for ATM withdrawals. Perfectly in line with the rest of the market for this kind of privacy card.
Hey friend,
We are working very hard to bring an amazing update to the app, we are changing the wallet system completely which will enable us to support more tokens such as BTC, SOL and more... Let us see if we can also include Monero in there.
Expected in June.
Hey, fair question, here's where things stand.
The wallet update is live, but it took a different shape than we expected: instead of adding tokens one by one, the app now has a non-custodial wallet (you hold the keys) with a built-in Swap. So BTC, SOL, ETH and co are not directly supported for top-ups, but you can bring other coins into your wallet and swap them there into USDT or USDC, then load the card. The cards themselves stay rechargeable in USDT and USDC on BEP20 (BNB Chain), ERC20 (Ethereum) and TRC20 (TRON).
The other news: we've just launched new cards, issued in Singapore, with much higher limits:
- Virtual Privacy, $89: up to $80,000 per payment, $1,000,000 a day, no monthly cap, $0.10 + 1.5% per payment, Apple Pay and Google Pay, no KYC
- Physical Privacy, $349: same limits, plus ATM withdrawals up to $3,750 a day and $80,000 a month, no KYC
Everything is explained step by step here, including the wallet and the swap: https://sovrae.io/guide/en.html
The website says $80 000 limit per single payment for the physical card... does that mean chip + contactless? Or is it via Apple Pay/ Google Pay tap-and-pay for in-person payments?
Do you also support XMR to USDT/USDC swaps?
Please send me a DM with the two providers that you use for virtual and physical cards, this sounds interesting.
Why would he share that? I would advice him against doing so. His service works so why would he want it to be taken down?
@Rick , do you suffer from multiple personality disorder? This is you on this exact same thread ten months ago:
Just asking the same request for more details that others asked for, including your prior personality.
Because I assume that your prior personality understood that these no-KYC cards work on providers. And he was willing to disclose the providers for the VC and the PC to previous users.
And I assume your prior personality also understood why we all ask this question.
And "His service works" is based on who exactly? I don't see reviews from other users, other than you saying "His service works".
.... but you can't even remember what you said last December 😀
This was posted October 1st 2026.
Quote from DC5 DeCard provider:
Now your multiple personality disorder starts making sense @Rick , I wouldn't even be surprised if somehow there's a connection between the advertiser and you 😀
And what’s funny is that while you Rick are so paranoid about Sovrae naming its providers, Sovrae itself listed all of them (or was it fraudulent misrepresentation?) in its Terms of Service just a few weeks ago. That’s probably how they got caught.
Quote from this website:
Lots of explaining to do from Sovrae.....
The $80,000 limit per single payment applies to any payment made with the card: chip + PIN, contactless, online, and Apple Pay / Google Pay. The only caveat for contactless is the terminal side: many countries cap tap payments without PIN (for example €50 in Europe), above that the terminal asks for the PIN, but that's a local terminal rule, not a card limit.
XMR: the in-app swap doesn't support Monero. It handles EVM chains, Bitcoin and Solana. To fund the card from XMR, use an external exchange service (for example FixedFloat), send the XMR there and have them deliver USDT on BNB Chain to your Sovrae wallet address, then top up the card.
On the issuers: we don't share them anymore, and we'll be honest about why. Every time we did in the past, people only used it to try to go around us and deal with the issuer directly, or to damage us. It never led to anything good, so now we keep it private to protect the program. What we can tell you is that both cards are Visa, issued in Singapore by a licensed issuer, and the issuer name is printed on the card itself once you have it.
I appreciate the question, and it's a fair one to ask. But for us the risk of revealing our providers and issuers simply isn't worth one extra sale. We learned that the hard way: every time we shared it, it was used to go around us or to harm the program, never to buy a card.
On feedback: join our Telegram group (@sovrae_io) and read what users say there, it's all public. We've been running Sovrae for more than a year with over 1,000 satisfied customers, and we've been in the crypto card business for years, both B2B and B2C. That track record is what we can offer instead of an issuer name.
Fair point, and here’s the full story, since it’s public anyway.
DCS is right: they are not our issuer and we have no relationship with them. We have never had DCS cards, not a single one. The mention of DCS in our Terms of Service was our mistake: that document was drafted from a template reused across different businesses, and a reference that didn’t belong to Sovrae was left in. DCS contacted us, we clarified it directly with them, and the text has been corrected.
What matters to users: our cards have been working for more than a year without a single disruption. Nothing about the DCS statement affected any card, any balance or any payment, because none of our cards ever depended on DCS.