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Mehbit vs Kardpay

Kardpay sells tiered cards ($29–$299) — but Apple/Google Pay only from the $89 Pro up, and the cheap Core has neither. Mehbit adds Rial, team cards, and Persian support.

Kardpay sells three virtual tiers — Core ($29, 1-year validity, $5k/mo limit), Pro ($89, discounted from $99, 2-year, $50k/mo), and Elite ($299, 3-year, $500k/mo) — with top-up fees of 5% / 4% / 3%. Cards are Mastercard, funded with USDT/USDC on TRC-20 or ERC-20, and work for normal online checkout; you can hold up to 5.

One catch worth knowing: Apple Pay & Google Pay are only on the Pro ($89) and Elite ($299) tiers — the $29 Core has neither. Where Mehbit wins for this audience is the local layer: a Rial top-up route via Altex, a lower entry issuance than Kardpay’s Core, cards for a team, 60+ service guides, and human support in your language.

Mehbit vs Kardpay, feature by feature

FeatureMehbitKardpay
Card issuanceFrom 20 USDT$29 / $89 / $299 (Core/Pro/Elite)
Card top-up fee5%5% / 4% / 3% by tier
Funding assetsUSDT — Tron (TRC20) & BNB (BEP20)USDT / USDC — TRC-20 / ERC-20
Rial funding routeYes — via AltexNo
Card networkVisa + MastercardMastercard
Apple PayComing soonPro & Elite only ($89+)
Google PayComing soonPro & Elite only ($89+)
Team / project cardsYes — team & project cardsNo — up to 5 personal cards
Human supportYes — real people on Telegram & emailStandard / Elite tier
Payment guides60+ payment guidesNone

The bottom line

Choose Kardpay if you want a tiered Mastercard and will buy the $89 Pro or $299 Elite for live Apple/Google Pay and a lower top-up — the cheap $29 Core has no wallet pay.

Choose Mehbit for a lower entry cost than Kardpay’s Core, Visa as well as Mastercard, a Rial top-up route via Altex, cards for a team, 60+ service guides, and real support in your language. Both give you a genuine online card; Mehbit adds the local rails around it.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Kardpay cost?

Cards are tiered: Core $29 (5% top-up, 1-year), Pro $89 — discounted from $99 — (4%, 2-year), Elite $299 (3%, 3-year). Mehbit’s entry issuance is lower (~20 USDT) at a flat 5% top-up, and adds Rial funding.

Do all Kardpay cards support Apple Pay?

No — Apple Pay and Google Pay are only on the Pro ($89) and Elite ($299) tiers; the $29 Core has neither. Mehbit has wallet pay coming and adds a Rial route, team cards, and Persian support today.

Can I top up in Rial?

No — Kardpay funds with USDT/USDC. Mehbit supports a Rial funding route through Altex.

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