A SpendGhost card is the simplest way to spend your crypto in the real world. Ask the ghost and it mints a prepaid Visa or Mastercard, funded straight from your balance — no application, no credit check, no KYC. Add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay and tap to pay in stores, or use the number online anywhere that brand is accepted.

"make me a card" · "i need a $50 visa" · "card i can use at the gas station"

Issue a card

1

Ask for one

Tell the ghost the amount you want on it — anywhere from $5 to $500. If you don't have enough balance yet, it'll point you to add funds first.

2

It's minted in seconds

For US cards this takes about ten seconds. The ghost confirms the brand, the amount, and the all-in cost (see Pricing).

3

Reveal and spend

The ghost sends you a one-time link to view the card number, expiry, and CVV. Add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay, or paste it into any checkout. See Card privacy for how the reveal works.

Spend it like any card

To a merchant, a SpendGhost card is a normal Visa or Mastercard:

  • In stores — add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay and tap to pay.
  • Online — paste the card number at any checkout.
  • The everyday stuff — subscriptions, gas, groceries, a quick online order.

Cards today are US cards — built for US merchants and US billing/shipping (more below).

Single-load, by design

Each card is single-load: you fund it once, when it's issued. There's no topping up an existing card. When you've spent it down, just ask the ghost for a fresh one:

"new card for $100"

Note

Keeping each card to a single load is deliberate — it keeps issuing instant and keeps your spending compartmentalized. A new card is always a few seconds away.

Where cards work today

Right now SpendGhost issues US cards. They mint instantly (about ten seconds), need no KYC, and are meant for US merchants with US billing/shipping — in stores via Apple/Google Pay, or online at US checkouts.

Note

Cards for use outside the US aren't available yet. If that's something you need, tell the ghost — it helps us prioritize what to add next.

Tip

Funding the card comes from the same balance you use for everything else. No card on file, no bank in the loop — see How funding works.

What it costs

The card's face value plus the standard SpendGhost fee$2.50 + 3%. For a $50 card that's $50 + $2.50 + $1.50 = $54. You see the full breakdown before anything is charged.

How the reveal stays private

What we show once, and what we never store →

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