AI subscriptions
ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Gemini, Perplexity, ElevenLabs, Runway — anything billing in USD or EUR.
Issue a card in a couple of minutes and pay for ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney or an ad account. Top up with USDT, skip the paperwork.
First card is free. No documents, no verification.
The same card works wherever an international payment is expected.
ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Gemini, Perplexity, ElevenLabs, Runway — anything billing in USD or EUR.
Facebook, Google and TikTok Ads. Issue a separate card per account so one decline never touches the rest.
Hosting, SaaS, domains, proxies, app stores — the routine spend that a local card keeps refusing.
No passport, no selfie, no waiting for approval.
Then $2.5 per card, less at volume.
That is the whole fee. Nothing on top at issuing.
One per ad account, or a hundred. No ceiling.
Pick the currency the platform actually bills in.
Match the BIN country to the account you are paying from.
Email, Google or Telegram. No documents at any point.
Send USDT from any wallet. Minimum $50, fee 1.5%.
Card details appear instantly. 3DS codes arrive in the app.
Two numbers to remember: 1.5% on top-ups and $2.5 per card after the first one.
First card
Free
Each additional card
$2.5
From 100 cards
$2
From 1000 cards
$1
No. Tippix does not ask for documents, selfies or proof of address at any stage. You create an account, top it up with crypto and issue a card.
Any service that accepts international Visa payments in USD or EUR — ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Gemini, Perplexity, ElevenLabs, Runway, Copilot and others.
A BIN is the first six digits of a card, identifying the issuing bank and its country. Platforms compare that country against your account and IP, so a mismatched BIN is a common reason for declines. Tippix issues cards from the US, UK, EU, Brazil and Singapore so you can match them.
With crypto — send USDT from any wallet. The minimum is $50 and the fee is 1.5%. Funds land on your balance, and cards draw from it.
Yes. When a platform asks for 3DS, the confirmation code appears in the app, so payments that require it go through.
As many as you need — there is no cap. Teams usually issue one card per ad account so a single decline or block never affects the others.
No documents, no verification, no waiting for a manager to approve you.
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