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•••• •••• •••• 8024AI Card
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API usage
•• 8024
Card balance$400.00
A crypto-funded card for AI tools, API usage and the cloud behind your work.
One card.
Every tool.
Keep AI subscriptions, paid APIs and cloud bills on a card of their own, apart from everything else. Or split them up.
Illustrative charges, not provider prices.
Working for clients or teams? Give each project its own AI Card, with its own balance and payment history.
A monthly tool and a growing cloud workload have different rhythms. Give both room in your card balance.
Check the renewal date and amount in your provider’s account. Keep the card funded before the date; the provider charges it like any other card.
Your card balance isn’t a spending cap. Set usage limits and alerts in the provider’s account, and keep enough on the card to cover the bill.
Billing patterns illustrated. No provider prices or usage data shown.
Choose what to add to your wallet. See what reaches your first AI Card, with the deposit fee paid on top.
Spend at least $29 per card, per month to keep it active. This is a spending requirement, not a monthly fee.
After three inactive months, the card is retired. Its remaining balance returns to your Azura balance without a return fee. The card creation fee is not refunded.
Preview fee schedule. Crypto network fees are separate.
First card at the $5 launch offer price instead of $10. The deposit fee is paid on top of your chosen amount. Reloading later has no creation fee.
No KYC: no ID upload, no selfie and no bank account to connect. You still need an Azura account to create and manage your cards.
Cancel it with the provider and check its terms. Freezing the card doesn’t cancel a plan.
Yes, 3-D Secure is confirmed automatically. No code is sent and nothing is needed from you. Approval still depends on the merchant, network and available funds.
Yes, back to your Azura balance, ready for another card. Pending charges can affect what’s available to return. Your Azura balance can’t be withdrawn to a crypto wallet.
Usually, yes. Repeated qualifying early card closures can raise your next card to $15 after two, or $20 after three or more, within 30 days. Your price is always shown before you confirm.