Availability
Which countries the Nomux crypto card works in
Nomux serves people in most countries and issues its cards in 6 jurisdictions, and the card does not have to match the country you live in. Nomux is not available in North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, the United States, African countries or any sanctioned jurisdiction.
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Who uses Nomux across borders
Nomux is built for people whose income or savings are in crypto and whose spending is in ordinary currencies: remote workers and freelancers paid in USDT, people who have moved to another country, and frequent travellers.
That covers most of Europe, Latin America and Asia. People in Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia and other countries outside the exclusion list can open an account under the conditions that apply to everyone. Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Poland and other markets are served in the same way.
What decides access is the exclusion list below, not a list of approved countries. If your country is not on it, Nomux is open to you.
Your card's country and your home country are separate
Every Nomux card has an issuing jurisdiction: EUR from France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands or Spain; GBP from the United Kingdom; USD from Singapore. That is the country of the issuing bank, not a requirement on where you live.
Pick the card by what you spend in. A payment in the currency the card is issued in has no conversion, so someone spending mostly in euros does well with a EUR card. Anything else is converted by Visa or Mastercard at the network rate, without a Nomux markup.
Limits on every card are counted in USDT. A ceiling on a GBP card is the same kind of number as a ceiling on a USD card, which keeps the products easy to compare.
Where Nomux is not available, and why
Nomux is not available in North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, the United States, African countries, or any sanctioned jurisdiction.
The list has two sources. Visa and Mastercard require every issuer to screen for sanctions, so sanctioned jurisdictions are out for every provider in the market. The other exclusions are decisions by the issuing partner about which markets it supports.
The list can change, and Nomux publishes it so you can check before signing up and funding the account.
Checks that do exist
A virtual card comes with no residence check and no identity check. What Nomux does check is incoming funds. If a deposit triggers an AML or sanctions concern, Nomux may request proof of the origin of the funds; the terms of service describe what that check can include.
Individual shops sometimes restrict cards by country too. A streaming service may set prices by region, and a shop may refuse cards from some countries; those are the merchant's choices and apply to cards from any issuer.
Top-up networks are the same everywhere
Nomux accepts the same deposits in every country it serves: USDT (TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Chain (BEP-20)), USDC (TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and Arbitrum), plus BTC, ETH and TRX on their own chains.
What varies is the cost of sending, which depends on the network and on your wallet or exchange rather than on your country. Check the network fee your wallet shows before you confirm a transfer.
Languages and support
The Nomux site and app are available in English, Spanish, Polish and Russian.
Support runs in the Nomux Telegram bot. An AI agent answers first and hands the chat to a human teammate if the question calls for it.
- Served
- Most countries
- Not available
- North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, the United States, African countries, any sanctioned jurisdiction
- Cards issued in
- France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, the United Kingdom
- Card currencies
- EUR, GBP, USD
- Limits counted in
- USDT, on every card
- Residence check for a virtual card
- None
- Languages
- English, Spanish, Polish and Russian
FAQ
What people ask before their first card
Which countries does Nomux support?
Most countries. Nomux is not available in North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, the United States, African countries or any sanctioned jurisdiction.
Can I use Nomux if I live in Kazakhstan, Georgia or Armenia?
Yes. These countries are not on the Nomux exclusion list, so residents can open an account and get a virtual card without documents.
Does Nomux work in Europe and Latin America?
Yes. Countries in Europe and Latin America are served, with the exceptions on the exclusion list. In Europe, the EUR cards avoid conversion on euro payments.
Does my card's issuing country have to be where I live?
No. The issuing jurisdiction is the country of the issuing bank, and there is no residence check for a Nomux virtual card.
Why is Nomux closed to the United States?
Visa and Mastercard oblige every issuer to block sanctioned jurisdictions. The remaining exclusions, the United States among them, are the issuing partner's choice of markets.
Which currencies are Nomux cards issued in?
Four cards are in EUR (France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain), the United Kingdom card is in GBP and the Singapore card is in USD. On the Singapore card, a purchase billed in US dollars, as many subscriptions and online services are, needs no conversion. Limits are counted in USDT on all of them.
Which languages does Nomux support?
English, Spanish, Polish and Russian, on the site, in the app and in support.
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