Finup offers virtual cards for a wide range of use cases — from paying for advertising platforms and online services to business expenses and universal everyday usage. The service provides three card types: universal, advertising, and platinum. Each card type has its own features, conditions, and is designed for specific usage scenarios.
In this overview, we will explain how they differ, how to choose the right option, and what to pay attention to when using them.
Universal Card
The Finup Universal Card is a flexible tool designed for online payments and everyday business tasks.
The card can be used both for paying advertising platforms and for working with non-advertising services.
With the Universal Card, it is convenient to pay for servers, domains, AI and streaming service subscriptions, CRM systems, cloud infrastructure, as well as expenses related to business travel and online business services.
This card is suitable for users who need a single tool for different usage scenarios.
Advertising Card
The Finup Advertising Card is a specialized payment tool intended exclusively for paying advertising platforms.
The card is suitable for working with services such as Facebook, Google Ads, MGID, Microsoft Ads, NewsBreak, PropellerAds, Quora Ads, Reddit Ads, Snapchat Ads, Taboola, TikTok Ads, and X (Twitter).
📍Advertising cards are designed for stable processing of advertising-related payments. Payments for non-advertising services, subscriptions, and other expense categories are not supported and will be declined.
For non-advertising payments, it is recommended to use Universal or Platinum cards, which support a wider range of usage scenarios.
Platinum Card
The Finup Platinum Card is a convenient solution for everyday spending, offering stability, flexibility, and modern payment options.
It can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay for quick, contactless payments.
This card is ideal for those seeking a reliable tool for regular transactions, free from limits and unnecessary bureaucracy.
Restrictions and Prohibitions
Regardless of the card type, all Finup users are expected to comply with the platform’s Terms of Service. A set of common restrictions applies to all cards.
Finup cards may not be used for the following transaction categories:
cryptocurrency operations (exchanges, wallets, swap services)
gambling, betting, lottery services
dating platforms
investment platforms, brokers, or other financial services
The full list of restricted activities is available in Finup’s Terms of Service.
Any transaction attempts in these categories will be automatically declined, and in some cases, technical limitations may apply to the account or card.
Conclusion
Finup cards are a convenient tool for managing online payments, whether for advertising expenses, business tasks, or everyday transactions. Choosing between a Universal, Platinum, or Advertising card depends on your tasks and usage preferences.
Using the service in accordance with the platform’s rules ensures a smooth experience and helps avoid technical disruptions.
If you have any questions, our support team is always available in the chat to help you find the best solution.