“protect you against fraud and scams”

At least they have employees with good sense of humor

For prepaid cards, if you don’t live in the U.S. Tremendous cards are probably the best option. We market them as VISA international prepaid cards. If you live in the U.S., Vanilla or YourRewardCard are also good solution.

Of course, but from perspective of regular user, regardless of the amazing technology behind, huge price changes are always scary. This is why I think it’s an important milestone in Monero history and hopefully this will make it only stronger.

This is the moment of truth for Monero. I hope it’s going to be fine after all these price manipulations.

Lol, hard to believe that they really think this kind of misleading news can scare “big” hackers.

It’s required to enter a real email, otherwise you may face problems when adding to digital wallets. Protonmail or Skiff should work for that.

That Tremendous list is where you can redeem the card, which is different than where you can spend the card balance. As explain in the old comment, our list is directly fetched from Tremendous’s FAQ (this is shown after card activation). The list hasn’t been manually edited by us.

It’s here: https://kycnot.me/service/stealths But it’s not listed on the front page, I’m unsure what is needed.

Hi, yes card provider is a legit brand on the market. We are just reseller. $5 fee is unfortunately high for small amounts, but for high amounts such as €1000, it’s less in percentage.

Only valid email address and cardholder name is required to activate cards. You can put any cardholder name.

This is different for each product, it’s explained in the product descriptions. For activation of VISA International Prepaid, only a valid email address and cardholder name (any name is accepted) is required.

For MPC MasterCard, valid email and phone number is required. But as explained in product description only email address must be valid, all other data could be random.

The most obvious and easiest options (Njalla, Incognet) are not mentioned—both directly accept Monero.

We don’t suggest using Njalla, because of this reason we won’t promote them. Thanks for thoughts tho.

1. Yes, you can buy a prepaid card with Monero.
2. For International VISA Prepaid and Mastercard Prepaid Card, you need to activate the card after payment. You can put any name on the activation. For VISA Gift Card (US only) it’s auto activated, you can use any random name on checkout.
3. None of these cards can be refilled, you may use last few dollars to topup your phone credit or similar thing.

1. It’s the allowance list provided by card issuer, it means transactions in those countries won’t be declined by card provider. For example Russia is not in the list, that means payments will be directly declined on Russian merchants. We haven’t tested on all countries yet. But I can confirm that our client was able to use the card on Turkish merchant.
2. 3D secure is available on VISA International Prepaid, 3D challenge gets approved automatically (without in need of 2FA code).
3. You are right about that, it’s because of $5 fixed fee. It’s reasonable for higher amounts but much on small amounts. I will see what can we do for small amounts.

We don’t require KYC and we don’t sell products which require KYC. So, our card providers don’t require KYC either.

Hi, thank you for the suggestion. We have applied to get listed on that website.

Sure, please don’t forget to leave a honest review about our service after you try. 😊

Hi, SEPA transfers are being sent from prepaid cards (personal accounts) and these accounts are funded by legit source (directly from our bank account actually). So it’s like P2P transaction (in the fact it’s safer), but with automated system. We do not use any stolen/fraudulent account for any service.

Hi, thank you for thoughts. Unfortunately govs act like it’s illegal to hide your identity, they are one step behind in declaring that it’s crime. Especially since recent regulations, it made anonymous payments hard to impossible. This was what we point with “stealth” actually.

Hi, thank you for the kind words. 😊