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Azura Ads Card: KYC, Fees and Limits

No ID documents for standard use

What Azura offers

Virtual cards for ad spend. Crypto goes to a USD account balance, then onto the card. It is listed as a virtual product, and the network is not stated on the pages we checked. Azura’s own FAQ says mobile wallets are not supported.

KYC: what Azura says

Azura says its standard onboarding does not ask for passport scans, identity-card uploads or selfies. Deposits are still screened under AML and sanctions rules. (source)

Our label for this card is “No ID documents for standard use”: Provider’s own site says standard onboarding needs no identity documents. “No KYC” is never unlimited. Issuers screen deposits under anti-money-laundering rules and can ask for documents later, so treat the label as the provider’s current policy, not a promise.

Fees and limits

$5 card creation (launch offer; regular $10), 4% card top-up fee, deposit fee added on top (own example: $6 on $1,000). Each card needs $29 monthly spend to stay active. (source)

Fees are copied as the provider states them on 29 October 2026. We do not estimate costs it does not publish. Compare cards on the same basis in our fee comparison and published limits posts.

Coins, networks and countries

Funding coins stated by the provider: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, LTC and XMR on the networks shown in the deposit dialog. (source) Availability: Not available in sanctioned or prohibited jurisdictions. (source)

Also on its site

  • Address given in its terms: Sheridan, Wyoming, United States. (source)

Before you load money

  • Open the provider’s own terms and FAQ and re-read the KYC and fee wording; both change without notice.
  • Start with a small test load and check that the balance, fee and card details match what was advertised.
  • Check that the merchants you need accept the card and that the provider does not list them as prohibited.
  • Keep a record of the fee quote you saw, since price pages can change after you pay.

How Azura compares

11 of 32 listed cards share the label “No ID documents for standard use”: WaldenPay, Nocturne, IZIPAY, CardUpNow. See all of them on the card directory, read how we rank, or go to the research post No-KYC vs KYC crypto cards.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need KYC for Azura Ads Card?

Azura says its standard onboarding does not ask for passport scans, identity-card uploads or selfies. Deposits are still screened under AML and sanctions rules.

Which fees does Azura charge?

$5 card creation (launch offer; regular $10), 4% card top-up fee, deposit fee added on top (own example: $6 on $1,000). Each card needs $29 monthly spend to stay active.

Which coins can I use with Azura?

USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, LTC and XMR on the networks shown in the deposit dialog.

Where is Azura available?

Not available in sanctioned or prohibited jurisdictions.

Last checked on the provider’s own site on . Terms change; confirm before you load money.