From Crypto to a Working Card: What the Signup Process Actually Looks Like
Why this is worth writing down
Most crypto card products describe onboarding in vague marketing language — "get started in seconds" — without telling you what the steps actually are. That leaves people guessing about what they'll be asked for and when. BeeXpay's process is documented specifically, so it's worth laying out plainly.
The six steps
Account creation happens in the mobile app rather than on the website, which is informational only. From there: choose your product (virtual or physical card), complete identity verification, pay in cryptocurrency, wait for automatic validation once the blockchain confirms the payment, and finally the card either activates instantly (virtual) or enters shipping (physical).
What each option costs
The virtual card is $10 to issue and is live as soon as your payment clears. The physical card is $100 and ships by post, with an estimated two-week delivery window that isn't guaranteed. Reload fees are 4% on the standard tier or 2.5% once full KYC is complete — the difference compounds meaningfully if you reload regularly.
The part people skip
Their terms state clearly that fees are non-refundable once paid, and that the right of withdrawal is waived once a card is activated or produced. Refunds are limited to three cases: double payment, a proven technical error on their side, or an unjustified KYC refusal — and requests must be submitted within seven days. Service also isn't available in every jurisdiction, so checking the restricted list before signing up saves wasted effort.
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