Virtual cards for ads, no KYC.
Eclipse is a virtual card for Facebook ads, Google Ads, TikTok and X: a dedicated media BIN, one card per ad account, minted from your crypto balance in 60s with no KYC at any step.
Launch offer · $10 after 18 Sep
The rail
One card per ad account.
The discipline that keeps campaign money clean: every ad account gets its own card, and every card is one line in your ledger. Nothing shared, nothing tangled.
Mint
An Eclipse mints from your balance in 60s: number, expiry and CVV appear in the dashboard, ready to bind.
Name it for the account
Label the card after the ad account it will feed. The ledger starts reading like your media plan instead of a guessing game.
Load what the campaign needs
Load in seconds at 3.5% → 2.5% on its own last 30 days of volume. The card spends exactly what you put on it, nothing more.
Bind it to the platform
Add it as the payment method in Meta, Google Ads, TikTok or X. Billing clears on a BIN the networks already read as media.
Up to 5 live at once. Retire a card when its campaign ends; the balance returns to your account and the next mint is 60s away.
The instrument
Built for media buying, end to end.
The same sheet whether you run one Meta account or a rack of TikTok agencies: a virtual card for Google Ads tonight is the same instrument as a virtual card for Facebook ads tomorrow.
- The BIN
- Dedicated and media-first: the networks read the range as campaign spend, so billing reads as exactly what it is
- The platforms
- Meta · Google Ads · TikTok · X, and the rest of the advertising networks
- Beyond the ads
- Google Cloud, GitHub, Figma, app stores: the software and digital-goods lanes a campaign leans on clear too
- Editions
- Two at mint: the classic cut for ads and media, or Eclipse AI for AI subscriptions — Claude, OpenAI and the other AI checkouts pass their card checks on its range
- Identity
- No KYC to mint; you choose the cardholder name, and the billing address is yours to set or skip
- The restriction
- Restricted to ads, software and digital goods: everything outside those lanes declines by design, so campaign money never leaks
- Limits
- Spend what you hold: the loaded balance is the working limit, and a single charge can take the whole day's ceiling
- Validity
- 2+ years, printed on the card, with an email before expiry
- Security
- 3-D Secure built in; freeze, replace or retire instantly, always free
Ceilings are the ad card's own: up to $25,000 a day and $500,000 a month ride each card, and they lift as your volume grows
Platform names and marks identify where the card pays; they are their owners' and imply no partnership or endorsement.
Pricing
What a campaign dollar costs.
Slide a budget through the real fee sheet. Eclipse rides its own ladder, 3.5% → 2.5%, the cheapest in the house, read off its own last 30 days of load volume.
- The card
- launch offer, normally $10; from balance, $0 monthly after
- Eclipse load
- eases on its own last 30 days of volume, separate from the standard ladder
- Deposits
- flat on every asset, quoted before you send
- Payments
- we add nothing to a payment, in any currency — a non-USD charge converts at the network's own rate (~1%); a declined attempt costs $0.25, the issuing bank's own charge
Every fee is shown again in the app before you confirm, at every step.
- Deposit fee · 0.49%
- −$4.90
- Eclipse load 3.5% · standard
- −$34.83
Lands on the card
$960.27your eclipse last 30 days put the load rate at 3.5% · then $0 per payment · $0 monthly
The index
What ad buyers ask.
Ad platforms score the card behind a payment method, and the BIN is the loudest signal. A media-first range reads as exactly what it is, so your payment method stays boring in the best way. What it is not: a way around platform policy. Your ad account still has to behave on its own merits.
Isolation. One card's freeze, decline or retirement never touches the campaign running next to it, and each account's spend reconciles to its own card line. You can hold up to 5 live Eclipses at once, each with its own number.
Freeze the card the moment the account goes down; freezing is instant and free. Retire the card and its balance returns to your account balance, ready to load onto the next card. The card fee itself ($5) is the only thing spent.
Anything that bills as advertising: Meta across Facebook and Instagram, Google Ads across Search and YouTube, TikTok, X, and the other ad networks. The digital lanes a campaign leans on clear too: Google Cloud, GitHub, Figma, app stores, software subscriptions and other digital goods. Outside those lanes it declines by design.
The classic cut cannot: those checkouts run their own card checks and refuse its range. The AI edition can — pick Eclipse AI inside the order sheet when you mint, and Claude, OpenAI, Midjourney and friends bill as normal. Same price, same ladder; refunds on that edition return minus the issuer's refund charge, shown exactly at order time.
Deposits credit on network confirmation, loads land in seconds and are quoted first, and the ladder eases from 3.5% to 2.5% as your last 30 days of eclipse volume grows. A new card is always 60s away.
Put tonight's campaign on its own card.
Create the account, deposit, mint the Eclipse: the first card can be feeding an ad account within the hour.
Eclipse $5 launch offer · loads 3.5% → 2.5% · no KYC · $0 monthly