MySudo Card

MySudo Card masks your real card details during US online purchases, using a closeable virtual Mastercard funded by your linked card.

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MySudo virtual card fees and US spending limits

What is MySudo Card?

MySudo is a US-only virtual Mastercard privacy card with a 2.99% plus $0.31 transaction fee, fiat funding, and no crypto or blockchain support.

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MySudo Card Overview

MySudo virtual cards are US-only Mastercard debit numbers inside the MySudo privacy app. They work for online and phone payments in US dollars, but they are not a crypto card, prepaid wallet, or in-store tap card.

You need a paid plan, US identity verification, and one linked US debit or credit card. MySudo uses that card to fund purchases, while the merchant sees the virtual card number, CVV, expiry date, and a US billing address. Your bank statement usually shows a MySudo transaction instead of the store name.

The card suits US shoppers who want separate numbers for subscriptions, marketplaces, trials, bills, or one-off purchases. You can close a card in the app if a merchant keeps charging it. The published limit is $250 per transaction and $350 per day. Restricted categories and some merchants may decline the card.

Each approved purchase has a published fee of 2.99% plus $0.31. Split shipments can create separate charges and separate fees. The subscription price depends on the plan, billing period, and app store, so check the current price before signing up.

The main difference is privacy compartmentalisation. Each Sudo can have its own card, email, and phone number, which keeps one merchant from getting your main payment details. The tradeoff is clear: this is a low to mid spend privacy virtual card, not a cheap everyday debit card or a crypto spending card. There is no Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, stablecoin, or on-chain funding.

MySudo Card Key features

  • Virtual Mastercard number

    Each card has its own 16-digit number, CVV, and expiry date for US online and phone checkout. The card lives inside the MySudo app.

  • Real card masking

    Purchases use one linked US debit or credit card as the funding source. Merchants do not see that card number, and the statement commonly shows a MySudo transaction line.

  • Separate shopping cards

    You can create and label cards for different Sudos or spending areas, such as shopping and bills. A leak on one card does not expose your other card numbers.

  • Closeable card numbers

    You can close a virtual card in the app to stop future charges on that number. Closing the card does not cancel a merchant subscription.

  • Spend limits

    Support lists a maximum of $250 per transaction and $350 per day across cards, before fees.

  • Online checkout only

    The cards work with US merchants that accept Mastercard debit and charge in US dollars. They do not support in-store tap payments, foreign currency, or international merchants.

  • US identity check

    Paid-plan users must complete a US identity check with a legal name, residential address, and date of birth. Some users must upload a government ID.

  • Restricted categories

    Support lists declines for gambling, money transfers, foreign exchange, securities, adult services, firearms, alcohol, telemarketing, and other categories.

  • Transaction fee

    Each approved transaction adds 2.99 percent of the purchase plus $0.31. Declined attempts do not incur this fee.

  • Paid plan required

    Virtual cards require a paid MySudo plan. SudoFree does not include cards, and creating a virtual card has no separate create fee.

  • Fiat funding only

    The card uses a traditional US debit or credit card as its funding source. It has no crypto top-up, stablecoin rail, supported blockchain, or on-chain payment option.

  • Bank-issued card

    Sutton Bank issues the cards under a Mastercard license, and Marqeta powers processing. Anonyome Labs makes the MySudo app but is not a bank.

  • No chargeback desk

    MySudo does not handle chargebacks for card purchases. You must resolve delivery or purchase problems with the merchant.

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Download MySudo Card App For Android And iOS

Download MySudo Card and start spending crypto from your phone — available on Android and iOS.

MySudo Card Fees

  • Card creation fee Creating a virtual card has no create fee.
  • Subscription plans Cards require a paid plan because SudoFree does not include cards; published plan prices range from near $0.99 to about $14.99 per month, with SudoPro listed at about $49.99 per year and SudoMax at about $149.99 per year.
  • Transaction fee Each approved completed transaction adds 2.99% of the purchase amount plus $0.31, while declined attempts have no fee.
  • Split shipment fees Each approved charge from a split shipment gets its own 2.99% fee plus $0.31.

How to use MySudo Card

  1. Set up MySudo

    Install MySudo from the App Store or Google Play, then create or choose a Sudo on a paid plan. Open Virtual Cards in the app.

  2. Verify your identity

    Complete the US identity check with your legal name and date of birth, plus your residential address. Upload a government ID if prompted.

  3. Link your funding card

    Add one US billed debit or credit card and complete any bank 3DS check. You pay through this linked card rather than a prepaid balance; you cannot fund purchases with crypto or a prepaid card.

  4. Create your virtual card

    Tap create card and enter a label and the name you want on the card. Add a valid, deliverable US billing address.

  5. Make your first payment

    At a US merchant's online or phone checkout that accepts Mastercard debit in USD, enter your virtual card number and expiry, plus the CVV and the same billing address. Keep the purchase within $250 per transaction and $350 per day across cards before fees, and budget 2.99% plus $0.31 for each approved completed transaction.

  6. Check your transaction

    Open Transaction Details to confirm the charge. Expect a pending status for one to three business days at many merchants.

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MySudo Card User Reviews

  • @SwiftOnSecurity
    @SwiftOnSecurity Aug 20, 2026

    I use @MySudoApp for multiple anonymous phone and email addresses. They've got a 1 phone/SMS number deal for $20 a year right now. Great for rando vendors snd forms. Keeps most spam from my real number. A must as a homeowner, they friggen slam you once you get on marketing lists.

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  • @IamNotXSure
    @IamNotXSure Mar 15, 2025

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    MySudo is a 3-in-1 solution with VOIP, alias email, and virtual credit cards. Instead of using your personal info.
    Privacy app is strictly virtual cards.

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  • @DeepWoodsWizard
    @DeepWoodsWizard May 3, 2026

    @MySudoApp Ya'll are awesome. Love the service!

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Pros

  • Merchants never see your linked debit or credit card number.
  • You can close one virtual card in the app without closing your other cards.
  • You pay no card creation fee, though you need a paid MySudo plan.
  • Your bank usually lists MySudo instead of the merchant name on your statement.
  • You can use separate virtual cards for shopping and bills.
  • You complete identity checks once per account, without repeating them on other devices.

Cons

  • You cannot fund MySudo cards with crypto, only a linked US debit or credit card.
  • You pay 2.99% plus $0.31 for each approved completed transaction.
  • You need a paid MySudo subscription to access virtual cards.
  • You can spend only $250 per transaction and $350 per day across all cards, before fees.
  • You must pass US identity checks and use a US billing address.
  • You can pay only online or by phone at US merchants that accept Mastercard in US dollars.
  • MySudo will not handle chargebacks for you, so you must resolve purchase disputes with the merchant.
  • Anonyome keeps your legal identity data throughout your use and for five years after you leave.

Our verdict

I'd keep MySudo's virtual card for occasional US online shopping where privacy matters. You pay 2.99% plus $0.31 per transaction, plus a paid subscription. A $50 purchase costs $51.81 before subscription costs, which vary by platform. You fund with fiat, so no crypto spread; Anonyome publishes no cashback rate. I'd use it more if Anonyome cut fees and handled purchase disputes.

MySudo funding

  • Series A1 - Aug 18, 2014 Anonyome Labs reportedly raised $7.7 million in Series A1 funding; the raw data contains no lead investor names.
  • Series B - Aug 28, 2017 Anonyome Labs announced a $20.4 million Series B round; the raw data includes backer names but no confirmed lead investors.
  • Series C - Feb 28, 2023 PitchBook lists a Series C round for Anonyome Labs on this date, but the raw data contains no published amount or lead investor names.

Is MySudo Card safe & legit?

Sutton Bank issues MySudo Card for Anonyome Labs, whose early builders include Steve Shillingford and Dr. Paul Ashley; backers include Todd Davis and Hanna Ventures. It is a legitimate fiat card with no stored balance, so custodial versus self-custody does not apply: you pay through a linked US card. Safety has limits: MySudo does not handle chargebacks, and Anonyome retains your legal identity data for five years after you leave.

X account intel @MySudoApp

  • Based in Australia
  • Joined X June 2015 11 years ago
  • Username changes 2 renames last on Feb 28, 2019
  • Signup source Web

Public profile signals from X. Use as one input alongside other due-diligence.

Security scan checked Oct 11, 2026

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