Your own dollar virtual card is
just minutes awayNo hidden fees
Sign up, verify your identity, top up in Toman or crypto.
Move money between cards in seconds
Safe, transparent and in your hands
We built DigynoPay so you can pay in foreign currency directly and with peace of mind.
Make every foreign-currency payment yourself
You no longer need to give anyone your account password or wait for a middleman to buy for you. The card is issued in your own name, you top it up in Toman or crypto whenever you like, and you make every payment yourself in seconds. The dollar balance is yours too, and returns to your wallet whenever you want.
Secure by design
Simple, transparent pricing
Prices are listed here and shown again before you pay.
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Issue fee $13With this card any online payment abroad is possible.
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Live dollar rateLast updated —- Amount to load
- $100.00
- Service fee (9.88%)
- + $9.88
- Rate per dollar
- 274,321 Toman
Instant, from your Toman balance.
Pay in Toman through Bank Mellat or Bank Saman.
Pay with crypto: address and QR right on this site.
Move money between foreign-currency cards in just seconds
Enter the other person's receive code, confirm by email, and the dollar amount lands on their card at once. No fee.
Transfer between DigynoPay cards
Transfer fee $0How to transfer in three steps
Only between verified peopleEvery card has its own receive code. Give it to whoever wants to send you money. A receive code only works for deposits to your card: it can never be used to buy or withdraw anything.
Type the receiver's code and the amount in dollars.
We email you a one-time code. Enter it and the money moves at once.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to common questions. If yours is not here, ask support.
01How long does issuing a card take?
02Do I have to verify my identity?
03Do I need a new account?
04Are there hidden fees?
05Can I get my money back?
06What if a payment fails?
07Who is behind DigynoPay?
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08What are the rules, and how do you prevent money laundering?
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