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Zambulay

Financial platform with virtual cards for media buying

Financial platform + virtual cards
KYC: none

A financial platform for media-buying teams: virtual cards from $3, credit lines up to $300K, interest-bearing deposits, 100+ BINs, no KYC, and fast support. Since its relaunch (July 2025) it has been rapidly expanding features. Caveat: 3% card top-up fee, 1.5–10% deposit fee depending on method.

Updated: July 2026 · Status: verified (web research)

74/100

CRI rating

Key facts

Type: Financial platform + virtual cards
KYC: None
BINs: 100+
Issuance: First card free; then $5–17
Account top-up fee: 0.5%
Card top-up fee: 3%
Deposit (by method): 1.5–10%
Top-up: Bank transfer, crypto (USDT, Ethereum), Capitalist
Credit lines: Up to $300,000
Features: Interest-bearing deposits, Apple/Google Pay, ~2 min support response
Official website: zambulay.com

Crypto card terms change often — verify with the issuer's official website before applying.

Pros & cons

Pros

Credit lines up to $300K — rare among media-buying services.
100+ BINs, no KYC, interest-bearing deposits, Apple/Google Pay.
Fast support (~2 min), first card free.

Cons

3% card top-up fee; deposit fees up to 10% with some methods.
Relatively new relaunch (July 2025) — shorter track record.

Zambulay review

Zambulay is a financial platform for media-buying teams, media buyers, and businesses: virtual cards from $3, credit lines up to $300,000, interest-bearing deposits, and Apple/Google Pay support. Since its relaunch in July 2025 it has been rapidly expanding features: no KYC, 100+ BINs, a roughly 2-minute support response time, and its first credit offerings built for media buying.

Methodology

CRI score by category

Category	Weight	Score (0–100)	Contribution
A. Cost and fees	20%	58	11.6
B. Accessibility (BINs/No-KYC)	30%	84	25.2
C. Functionality (credit, deposits)	25%	84	21.0
D. Benefits (yield)	10%	66	6.6
E. Trust / reputation	10%	62	6.2
F. Transparency and support	5%	76	3.8
CRI			74/100 — "Good"