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Trustee Plus Card

Name: Trustee Plus Card
Brand: Trustee Plus Card

A $10 virtual Visa prepaid card funded with USDC or USDT.

Trustee Plus Card is a virtual Visa Prepaid card with a $10 opening fee, no service fee and a 0.5% card-balance funding fee. The USD card balance accepts USDC or USDT, supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, and has a published $30,000 monthly transaction limit. ATM withdrawals and the physical card are currently unavailable.

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How to evaluate this card

Best for

Trustee Plus Card is most relevant for users comparing a card on Visa Prepaid with custodial account mechanics, KYC-required onboarding and availability around current supported regions.

Watch out

Check live provider terms for FX costs (Visa exchange rate for local-currency payments), rewards (unclear rewards), ATM limits and country eligibility before applying, especially if rewards or delivery depend on a tier or rollout status.

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Fees and live terms to verify

FX fee

Visa exchange rate for local-currency payments

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Monthly fee

$0 service fee; 0.5% card-balance funding fee

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ATM and cash access

Not applicable

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Funding

USDC, USDT

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Feature Overview

Trustee Plus Card feature overview
Cashback	Not available
KYC	Required
Supported regions	Ukrainians living outside Ukraine; confirm live eligibility
FX fee	Visa exchange rate for local-currency payments
Currency	USDUSDCUSDT
Card tiers	Virtual Visa Prepaid; physical card temporarily unavailable
Delivery	Virtual
Monthly fee	$0 service fee; 0.5% card-balance funding fee
Top-up methods	USDCUSDT
Supported networks	Networks supported by the Trustee Plus wallet; verify before transfer
Withdrawal options	ATM withdrawals are not available for the current virtual card
ATM withdrawal fee	Not applicable

Key Features

The current product page lists a $10 virtual Visa Prepaid card with no service fee.

Card payments carry a 0% transaction fee, while card-balance funding costs 0.5%.

The USD card balance can be funded with USDC or USDT and converts at the Visa rate for local-currency payments.

Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported, with a published $30,000 monthly transaction limit.

Regional Availability

Available

None listed

Restricted

None listed

Not specified

The current page addresses Ukrainians living outside Ukraine but does not publish a complete country-by-country issuance list

Pros

Good: $10 virtual Visa Prepaid card with no service fee
Good: 0% card-payment fee and a published $30,000 monthly limit
Good: Apple Pay and Google Pay support

Cons

Watch: A 0.5% fee applies when funding the separate card balance
Watch: ATM withdrawals are unavailable for the current virtual card
Watch: Country-level issuance eligibility still requires confirmation in the app

General Questions

What is Trustee Plus Card?

Trustee Plus Card is a virtual Visa Prepaid card inside the Trustee Plus app. The current page lists a $10 opening fee, a USD balance and Apple Pay or Google Pay support.

What does the Trustee Plus Card cost?

The current product page lists a $10 opening fee, $0 service fee, 0% card-payment fee and a 0.5% fee for funding the card balance. Local-currency conversion follows the Visa rate.

What should users verify before using the card?

Verify KYC and country eligibility, confirm whether USDC or USDT is available on your intended network, and remember that the current virtual card does not support ATM withdrawals.