Country guide

Virtual cards for the Philippines

Plenty of shoppers in the Philippines have no card switched on for international buys, so global subscriptions and stores decline local cards. A ZyloCard card loaded with crypto reaches those international merchants.

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Why it works

Why ZyloCard works for the Philippines

1

Reach international services that reject local Philippine cards.

2

Top up with crypto and pay global merchants in their currency.

3

Cap each card so foreign subscriptions stay on budget.

Step by step

How to pay from the Philippines in four steps

1Open your ZyloCard account and top up with USDT, USDC, BTC, or ETH.
2Issue a virtual card and set a limit that matches your budget.
3Drop the card number, expiry, and CVC into the merchant checkout.
4Run one small charge first to confirm it clears, then pay in full.

Smart moves before you pay

✓Reach for the card anywhere a local card gets declined for foreign spend.
✓Keep the card funded ahead of renewals.
✓Approve 3D Secure prompts where required.

FAQ

Straight answers

Yes. A ZyloCard card loaded with crypto pays international merchants directly.

Plenty are not switched on for foreign spend. ZyloCard skips that block.

Yes. Add it and keep it funded.

Ready to pay the Philippines?

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