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Fees and terms

How much it costs to issue a card, what fees apply to top-ups and purchases, and what the card limits are.

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Current fees

The card currently issued is the virtual Visa Infinity SG. The figures in the tables below update automatically and reflect the current terms.

Card plansUpdates automatically
PlanIssueTop-upValidity
Infinity SGVisa · Apple Pay, Google Pay$152.2%3 years

Card terms in detail

Infinity SGUpdates automatically
ParameterValue
Issue price$15
Validity3 years
Card networkVisa
Top-up fee2.2%
Top-upfrom $12 up to $4,890
Purchase fee$0.25
Apple PayYes
Google PayYes
Per-transaction limit$5,000
Daily limit$20,000
Monthly limit$100,000

What each row means

Issue price — a one-time fee charged when the card is issued. The price is shown in dollars and is charged from your account in its currency at the exchange rate: the app shows the exact amount before you pay.

Balance after issue — this row appears only if the plan includes a starting balance. In that case, part of the amount is credited to the card right when it is issued.

Validity period — how many years the card is valid from the date of issue.

Payment system — the card works wherever Visa is accepted.

Top-up fee — deducted from the top-up amount. The amount you entered is charged from your account, and the card receives it minus the fee. The app shows the exact amount to be credited before you confirm.

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Each month, part of card top-ups is charged at a reduced fee: 1% for amounts up to $2,000. For more details, see the article Fee limits.

Top-up (min and max) — how much can be credited to the card in a single top-up.

Purchase fee — a fee for each card transaction. In the app it is called "Transaction fee" and is shown in the purchase details in the card history.

Apple Pay and Google Pay — whether you can add the card to your phone's wallet and pay contactlessly. To learn how, see the article Paying with a card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Per-transaction, daily, and monthly limits — how much you can spend with the card in a single purchase, per day, and per month. "No limit" means there is no such limit.

Maximum balance — how much money can be on the card at the same time. This row appears only if the plan has such a limit.

How to check your card's terms

The terms of an already issued card may differ from the current ones, for example if you issued it earlier. To view them:

  1. On the home screen, in the "Cards" section, tap the card you need.
  2. Tap "Plan".
  3. A window opens with the current terms of your card: fees, top-up range, limits, and validity period.

Previously issued cards

Mastercard cards from the previous lineup, including Virtual Mastercard, are no longer issued. If you still have such a card, you can keep using it — its terms are also available under the "Plan" button.

For cards from the old wallet, the app does not show transaction history or send notifications, and the balance updates with a delay of up to 5 minutes.

Other costs

  • Currency conversion. If a store charges in a currency other than dollars, the amount is automatically converted to dollars.
  • Small verification fees. When you add a card to Apple Pay or Google Pay, the card goes through a verification, and a small amount may be charged from its balance. These transactions are also visible in the card history.
Updated November 9, 2026Translated automatically from Russian.