Multichain in, one balance out
Four networks and the major stablecoins converge into a single spendable balance. No juggling bridges before you can buy something.
SILENTCARD PROTOCOL / MULTICHAIN
One virtual card, funded from the chains you already use. Solana, Ethereum, TON, Tron — in. Everyday online payments — out.
Virtual card issued for online purchases. Details are generated on demand and can be frozen instantly from your dashboard.
SILENTCARDMOVE TO TILT · CLICK TO FLIP
Three moves. No branch visits, no waiting for plastic in the post.
Create an account, pick a tier and generate a virtual card number in under a minute.
Send SOL, ETH, TON, TRX or stablecoins to your deposit address. The balance lands as spendable funds.
Use the card details wherever cards are accepted online. Freeze, rotate or retire the number whenever you want.
Your keys. Your balance. Your next checkout.
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Nothing decorative in the product. Everything you need to move money and stop thinking about it.
Four networks and the major stablecoins converge into a single spendable balance. No juggling bridges before you can buy something.
Lock the number the second something feels off, then unlock it when it doesn't.
Burn a card after a single subscription signup. Generate the next one instantly.
Every top-up carries its transaction hash, so the trail never goes quiet.
Per-transaction, daily and merchant-level caps. Set them once; the card enforces them for you.
No document uploads, no selfie, no review queue. Limits apply per tier and fees are listed before you fund.
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Where SILENTCARD sits next to a bank card and a typical crypto-funded card.
| What matters | SILENTCARDat a glance | Bank cards | Other crypto cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Funding | 4 chains + stablecoins | Fiat account or credit line | Varies by provider |
| Card format | Virtual, on demand | Physical or virtual | Physical or virtual |
| Time to first card | Minutes | Days to weeks | Hours to days |
| Verification | No KYC | Set by the issuer | Set by the provider |
| Availability | Eligibility-based | Issuer and country | Provider and country |
| Fees | Published per tier | See issuer terms | See provider terms |
Card requirements, fees and coverage differ by provider and jurisdiction. Always read the terms of the account you actually open.
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Join the listA multichain-funded virtual card. You hold crypto, you top up a SILENTCARD balance, and you pay online merchants with ordinary card details. The chain part happens before checkout, not during it.
The funding rail. A bank card draws on a fiat account or a credit line; SILENTCARD draws on a balance you funded from Solana, Ethereum, TON or Tron. Everything after that — the merchant, the receipt, the refund — behaves the way you expect.
Because people don't all live on the same one. Solana and TON are cheap and fast, Ethereum is where most value sits, Tron carries a large share of USDT flow. Supporting all four means you top up from where your money already is.
Online spending: subscriptions, software, ads, travel bookings, marketplaces. It is a virtual card, so there is no tap-to-pay at a physical terminal.
No. This page never asks for a wallet connection, a seed phrase or a signature. Anything that does is not us.
No. There is no document upload, no selfie and no review queue — you open a card, fund it and spend. Spending limits apply per tier, and the full fee schedule is shown inside the account before you fund anything.
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